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Accidental Traditional IRA Rolloiver

I've processed the return of excess contributions from the 2nd and 3rd Prudential IRA distributions back into my Vanguard brokerage account.  Can I use funds from that same Vanguard account to complete the Roth conversion?  I don't think I can roll over the return of excess contributions, but I have enough funds in the brokerage account to fund the conversion without using the excess contribution distribution.  For instance, if the returned excess contribution was $50K and I have and additional $75K in the brokerage account (for a total account balance of $125K), could I use $50K of that $75K to complete the indirect ROTH conversion without any adverse tax consequences?

 

dmertz
Level 15

Accidental Traditional IRA Rolloiver

It doesn't matter where the funds come from.  Cash is fungible.  You are converting the original distributions from the traditional IRAs, not the returns of contributions.

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