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Retirement tax questions
You need to divide the total of your non-deductible contributions by the total value of your IRA. That will give you a percentage. Subtract that decimal percentage from 1 and multiple the result by your RMD and that will give you the taxable amount. For instance, if your non-deductible contributions are $5,000 and the value of your IRA is $20,000, then 25% of your IRA is non-deductible contributions. Subtract .25 from 1 and you get .75, or 75%. If you withdrew $1,000 from your IRA, then $750 of it would be taxable ($1,000 times 75%.)
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‎February 27, 2024
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