Traditional IRA contribution with after tax dollar, back door to Roth
I made a $6500 contribution to a traditional IRA in 2023. I recharacterized the same amount to a Roth IRA in 2023. I received a 1099-R showing a gross distribution of $6500 (plus a few cents from interest) in box 1 and a taxable amount of $6500.32 in box 2a. Box 7 code is 2, and in 2b, taxable amount not determined and the total distribution boxes are checked. There was nothing left in the traditional account when I moved it all to the roth.
The distribution from the 1099-R should not be taxable as is was entirely made with after-tax money and there was nothing else in the account. However, I can't get turbotax to recognize the money as non-taxable or figure out how to enter an accurate cost basis for 2023, I only see options for 2022 and before, which are not relevant since the account only ever held what I immediately recharacterized.
How I can I get turbotax to not count this distribution as a taxable event?
