<prompt> Human: Hi guys,I made a contribution to a Roth for 2018. However, I thought that I filed my taxes as married filing separately. So I did a Backdoor Roth conversion. So that I wont get penalized because our income is too high. Then, I look at my tax return document for 2018, and see that its actually filed as single, because we werent married officially yet. So I should have left the Roth IRA contribution alone, and not do the Backdoor. Fidelity says that once its a conversion, it cannot be reversed... am I going to be audited over this?? Im freaking out here.  <response>: I dont think theres any harm in using the back door when you are allowed in the front door. The bigger issue is that you filed as single, which you are not allowed to do if you are married. 