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I am converting after-tax 401-k to Roth 401-k. Is converting a portion this tax year and the rest next tax year to spread out the tax burden allowable/smart?
I will have to pay income tax on the capital gains when I convert after-tax to Roth 401-k. Is there a reason that I should or should not convert a portion this tax year and the rest next tax year to spread out the tax burden?
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May 31, 2019
6:16 PM