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There is generally no place that the contribution needs to be reported at
this time. However, keep a record of this - as if you withdraw in a future
year, contributions and converted amounts come out before earnings and that
may have a tax effect if you're doing a non-qualified withdrawl.

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I made contribution to Roth IRA in 2007 AFTER I filed my 1040. I
checked out form 8606 but it has no way of reporting ROTH IRA
contributions (Other than conversion from other IRAs). Do I have to
report my contribution to IRS to avoid any penalties/questions later?
If so, how do I report my Roth IRA contribution to IRA?

========================================= MODERATOR'S COMMENT:
If this is a valid contribution, and if it does not qualify you
for a Retirement Savers Credit on Form 8880, there is no place to report
it. Make sure you keep a recod of this contribution in your own personal
records.

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