Though my financial advisor we did a large Roth Conversion from my wife's Tax Deferred IRA in 2024. Meanwhile, we received a benefit from my Tax Deferred account. Both are reported as income. However, the income from my tax deferred account was permitted to take the $12, 500 pension exclusion however my wife's Roth conversion was not accepted even though it was taxed as income. Are Roth conversions eligible for the Delaware Pension Exclusion if a distribution to the account holder was not made?
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How old is your wife? You have to be 60 or older to get the Delaware pension exclusion.
My wife is 68 years old. I have received multiple judgements on this. My financial advisor says that the Delaware Pension Exclusion would apply to a Roth conversion because the conversion is taxed as income. A tax advisor here in Delaware tells me the Pension exclusion does not apply to a Roth conversion as there was no distribution to her. The intent is to provide up to $12, 500 of additional state tax relief to seniors for pension / retirement account income. Which is the answer?
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