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Retirement tax questions
Okay, that's good to know!
So, if I understand correctly, this is what it looks like:
1) pay federal tax (20%) for $17,000 now. In this case, I pay $3,400 from the fund, so the actual transfer amount is $13,600 into Roth IRA.
2) pay the tax later. In this case, $17,000 is in Roth IRA, and it will be added to my annual self-employed income (12% tax bracket for now) and pay the tax in this bracket, not in the 20% bracket.
3) Once the fund is in Roth IRA, it will grow tax-free without me having to worry about the so-called underpayment penalty.
‎August 19, 2020
4:12 PM