As pointed out above you won't avoid taxes, but you will be able to make Roth contributions (in a round-about way) that you otherwise wouldn't be able to, because of your income.thanks, i can probably move my SEP assets to my solo 401k and my wifes rollover IRA to her profit sharing plan . then do the backdoor roth to avoid taxes ?
You'll still end up paying taxes on the money that you contribute though, that's the nature of Roth contributions/conversions whether made through the "backdoor" or not.
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