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re Roth conversions, is adjusted or gross income more important for tax bracket?

I'd like to some Roth conversions this year but stay in a low tax bracket. Should I calculate how much to convert based on the tax bracket for my adjusted income or just for the gross income? Thank you.

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AGI is what they calculate on. You need to enter the proposed contribution amount for Turbotax to calculate if you qualify for that amount. https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/retirement/discussion/does-turbotax-online-calculate-allowable-rot...

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