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It depends. See more information from the IRS on non-deductible contributions below.
No, it will not be totally nontaxable. With a year-end balance in your traditional IRAs of $7,000 and a distribution during the year of $13,000, the nontaxable amount of the distribution will be ($13,000 / $20,000) * $13,000 = $8,450 and that taxable amount will be $4,550. $4,550 of your basis in nondeductible traditional IRA contributions will remain in your traditional IRAs to be applied to future distributions.
Thank you for the accurate response. It verified the result of the SS worksheet I had completed. Thanks again!
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