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63-Year-Old's $60,000 After-Tax 401(k) Rollover Risks Double Taxation
Original: The $60,000 of After-Tax 401(k) Money a 63-Year-Old Will Roll Into His IRA Will Be Taxed Twice Unless He Files a Form Nobody Will Tell Him About
A 63-year-old rolling $60,000 of after-tax 401(k) money into an IRA could see that sum taxed a second time unless he files a specific IRS form, according to financial commentary from 24/7 Wall St. The piece warns that the form is not widely known and that savers are rarely told about it, leaving retirement money exposed to unnecessary taxation during rollovers.
Why now: Retirees rolling over after-tax 401(k) savings fear double taxation and want to know the paperwork that prevents it.
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- The $60,000 of After-Tax 401(k) Money a 63-Year-Old Will Roll Into His IRA Will Be Taxed Twice Unless He Files a Form Nobody Will Tell Him About · 24/7 Wall St.
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