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@gramm15 Was the converted money originally put into the 401k as a "pre-tax deferral" or an "after-tax contribution"? If you had been making only pre-tax contributions into your 401k and converted that to Roth, then you're right that something is wonky. I wasn't aware that plans commonly...

@jfhodge852 The poster you replied to is probably just scheduling their IRA contributions to line up with their paychecks; bi-weekly = every two weeks. This is simply a personal choice, IRA contributions have no direct connection to your pay schedule. The IRS does not care how often you add...

@futaba How did you file your 2020 return? IIRC, the IRS isn't accepting e-filed returns until mid-February, so if you used something like TurboTax / FreeTaxUSA t may be possible to "pull back" your return, make the corrections, then re-submit. If that's not an option, then sure you could...