Converting Traditional IRAs & 401(k) Accounts to Roth IRAs And Making Angel Investments in Roth IRAs |
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DATE : | March 18th 2010 @ 7PM | ABSTRACT: | Starting in 2010, the existing $100,000 income test for converting to a Roth IRA no longer applies. If you convert in 2010, you may elect to have half of the amount taxed in 2011 and the other half taxed in 2012. Roth IRAs have many tax advantages, particularly if converted in early 2010. If the Roth IRA is “self-directed,” you may make angel investments in start-ups and pay no tax on the income. On March 18, 2010, hear David Foster discuss the pros and cons and the nuts and bolts of the new rules. David, a tax/ERISA partner of Nixon Peabody LLP, was the principal spokesman of the Treasury Department for the legislation that became ERISA. |
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