What about a recharacterization of a roth to a traditional?

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Recharacterization of Roth to tradtional IRA?

I re-characterized my Roth IRA ($4000.00) to a Traditional IRA on Feb 2007 in order to qualify for my 2006 tax deductions. Based on my AGI, I do not need to file Form 8606 but I have to submit a statement concerning the re-characterization. Am I right that I should not fill in the amount re-characterized in my 2006 tax returns, and that a statement would suffice? What are the things I should include in my statement to IRS? How will I get the deduction if it is not reflected on the 2006 Tax return...

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Deduct the $4,000 IRA contribution on the Line 31 of Form 1040. Show the Roth distribution on Line ...

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Convert Roth IRA to Traditional?

When I first opened my IRA, I chose to do a Roth since I had a very low income at the time and figured it would benefit me the most due to my low income. However, recently I found a new job with a higher income. Out of curiosity, I was wondering if it...

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The decision to invest in a Roth vs. traditional IRA really has little to do with income. It has more...

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Why is IRA recharacterization counted as income?

I am confused about an IRA recharacterization. In 2010, I distributed $16,000 from a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA. In March 2011, I recharacterized $2,900 (plus earnings = $3,065) back into a traditional IRA. I reported this recharacterization on my...

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when you converted your Reg IRa to a Roth you would have paid the income taxes on that conversion, and...

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What is the difference between a Roth IRA and a Roth IRA term cd?

What is the difference between a Roth IRA and a Roth IRA term cd? Does the Roth Cd act like a regular cd but with tax free interest? When the Roth CD term is up, do I have to roll it over into another Roth Ira cd? If I end the Roth Cd at the end of the...

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Let me explain. You can take the money out of the Roth IRA account at anytime, but you may need to place...

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Once I've maxed my employee match, should I invest more into my Roth 401k or Roth IRA?

I've determined that a Roth 401k is better for my situation (young professional) than my traditional 401k to take advantage of employee matching. So now I've maxed my employee match. Should I invest more into a Roth IRA or keep investing into Roth 4...

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We answered this question in detail in our blog post The Case Against Maxing Out Your 401(k)

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Can I recapture erroneously withheld tax back into Roth IRA so that the Roth is maxed out with the full $5k?

I inadvertently ticked the box to withhold 10% tax on my 2012 IRA to Roth conversion, and my broker sent the withholding to the IRS. This resulted in only $4,500 of my $5,000 IRA contribution making it into the Roth. I am NOT asking how to get the tax...

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Take your checkbook out of your pocket and write a check for $500 and deposit it to the Roth account...

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Can you contribute to the maximum on both Roth IRA and Roth 401k if your income is under the limit?

I know that I can contribute to both Roth IRA and regular 401k to the maximum if my income is under the limit. However, as more and more companies offer Roth 401K, I am not sure if I can contribute to the maximum in Roth IRA when I am already contributing...

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Absolutely you can max out both. In fact, you should if you can. However, I wouldn't do it quite this...

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I have a part-time job right now, but I might not have a job when I graduate. If I do not have a job after opening a Roth IRA, is it still okay to have a Roth IRA?

I am a college kid paying $634 a month for a year of rent. I plan to have that lowered to $500 for a single semester. I plan to open a Roth IRA, I know that after I withdrawal my savings it will be tax-free. I just read that within the Roth IRA; I should...

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The Roth IRA is the smart way to go.  Your marginal tax rate is low now, so investing in post-tax contributions...

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Question about a Roth Ira?

I'm a recent college graduate looking to invest in a vanguard target retirement fund 2050 sheltered in a roth ira account. I know the difference between a roth and a traditional roth ira. A roth is an aftertax contribution, and a traditional ira, you...

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It wouldn't be taxed the same as a Roth IRA. As you probably know, capital gains and dividends are not...

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Who agrees that Philip Roth is America's last remaining novelist?

Philip Roth has dominated American literature ever since he crafted his first masterpiece, Goodbye, Columbus. And ever since that, epic comedies and unconquerable tragedies have been the status quo for Roth. Outside of the European literature circles...

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Oh, Joey, Joey, Joey ... Of course you know that I do not agree with your question, do you not? Seriously...

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