The contributions are enter under IRA contributions under Deductions and Credits.
And the conversions are entered when you enter the 1099-R you received in the 1099-R section.
For the 2019 tax year, the $5,500 is the nondeductible contribution for the prior year (2018). You have to enter the basis (Nondeductible contributions from prior year) and the value of the traditional IRA during 1099-R section interview. You did a conversion in 2019 and got a 2019 1099-R, correct?
For the 2020 tax year, you will enter the 1099-R as shown on the Form. Yes, you will have to enter the contribution for 2020 ($6,000) under IRA contribution and then enter the 1099-R. In the 1099-R section you will have to enter the the prior year basis from 2019 and the value of the traditional IRA.
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