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Using TurboTax desktop I found that converting $48k to Roth would take us to just under the top of the 12% bracket, resulting in tax due of $8,708 and taxable income of $93,003

Since the conversion would happen this year, I'd want to be more conservative since we won't know all of the final details incorporated into the tax software that would apply in early 2025. ( or dividend income, bank interest earned etc etc etc
Sounds like you're on the right track.
Many folks perform Roth conversions in the final week (or two) of the year, just so they have the most up-to-date income numbers.

Regards,

Statistics: Posted by retired@50 — Mon May 06, 2024 8:32 am — Replies 35 — Views 2104



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