The first 1099-R has a code of R (Recharacterized contribution for 2022) for $5362.14. (Original 2022 max roth contribution of $6000). The second 1099-R has a code of N (Recharacterized contribution for 2023) for $6490.08. (Original 2023 max roth contribution of $6500). The third 1099-R has a code of 2 and is for $12,010.44. There was no gain. The 2022 contribution was made February 7, 2022 before the taxpayer filed their 2022 taxes. (She also did not report on her taxes that she made this contribution). She made her 2023 contribution in February of 2023. Then she realized that she had overcontributed for both 2022 and 2023. On March 6, 2023 her broker sent her three letters. One stated that the $6,000 had been recharacterized with a loss attributable to that sum in the amount of $663.88. One stated that the $6,500 had been recharacterized with a loss attributable to that sum in the amount of $41.42. The third letter stated that the broker had completed the irrevocable conversion to her Roth account "Cash and assets in the amount of $12,010.44 were converted for the 2023 tax year". 

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