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Retirement tax questions
(2) Yes, I should have mentioned -- in order to fully take care of my excess 2016 contribution, I'll withdraw the total excess amount of $5,500 but leave the earnings. Once I do that and re-characterize the 2017 Roth IRA contributions, I think I should be squared away.
(3) Great. Sorry if this is naive/uninformed, but where do I include the explanation statement for the re-characterization, and how do I determine if the resulting contribution is deductible vs. nondeductible?
(4) In terms of the 2017 contribution, after it's re-characterized, do you know if I can use the Backdoor Roth method and immediately convert back to my Roth IRA?
Thanks again for all of your answers, this is super helpful!
(3) Great. Sorry if this is naive/uninformed, but where do I include the explanation statement for the re-characterization, and how do I determine if the resulting contribution is deductible vs. nondeductible?
(4) In terms of the 2017 contribution, after it's re-characterized, do you know if I can use the Backdoor Roth method and immediately convert back to my Roth IRA?
Thanks again for all of your answers, this is super helpful!
‎June 6, 2019
10:18 AM