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Yes. All distributions from a traditional IRA are taxable as ordinary income. This can be a good reason not to hold in a traditional IRA (or any other kind of qualified retirement account) investments that produce significant amount of otherwise nontaxable income. Doing so causes the otherwise nontaxable income to become taxable income.
Yes. All distributions from a traditional IRA are taxable as ordinary income. This can be a good reason not to hold in a traditional IRA (or any other kind of qualified retirement account) investments that produce significant amount of otherwise nontaxable income. Doing so causes the otherwise nontaxable income to become taxable income.
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