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Retirement tax questions
Nobody can see your tax return to know if it was correct or not.
If the $6,000 was not deducted AND you had NO OTHER Traditional IRA accounts at the end of 2019 then only the $1,058 earnings would be taxable.
This so-called “back-door Roth” method ONLY works if you have NO OTHER Traditional IRA accounts. If you do, then the non-deductible part must be spread over ALL accounts and cannot be withdrawn by itself. Only if you started with NO Traditional, SEP & SIMPLE IRA and ended up with a zero amount in ALL Traditional, SEP & SIMPLE IRA accounts will this Roth conversion not be taxable.
**Disclaimer: This post is for discussion purposes only and is NOT tax advice. The author takes no responsibility for the accuracy of any information in this post.**
February 7, 2020
8:36 PM