I noticed that my taxable income is significantly below the cut-off for the 25% tax rate. I would like to convert part of a Rollover IRA to a Roth IRA so that I can have that contribution only taxed at 15% — I think in the long term this is to my advantage. I discovered this in Feb 2017; is it too late to convert the money — i.e. did this need to be done before Dec 31 2016 or can I do this before April 15, 2017?
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No. Conversions are reported for the tax year that the conversion takes place. A 2017 conversion would be reported next year on your 2017 tax return.
The April 18, date is for new IRA contributions, not conversions.
No. Conversions are reported for the tax year that the conversion takes place. A 2017 conversion would be reported next year on your 2017 tax return.
The April 18, date is for new IRA contributions, not conversions.
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