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cbradleysanders
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My husband, who is not 59 1/2, took a ROTH distribution in 2024, BUT the amount was from the original principal, not earnings. Why is NJ taxing the distribution?

The distribution is not subject to federal or NY (where we live) tax.
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‎February 17, 2025 11:28 AM
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