@BRN2CRZ No, you can not take a deduction as they are paid before taxes. You would have to take a distribution which if a roth not taxed then pay them or you would have to pay taxes on a non roth distribution which wouldn't normally help you as the distribution would be taxable. As long as the money used was never taxed, there is no deduction.
The only impact of investment advisory fees would be state tax returns.
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