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drv17

02/16/17 3:42 PM

#91964 RE: bas2020 #91961

Apparently I wasn't clear with my discussion. I agree with you regarding the Roth maneuvers.
I was trying to state that a person could wait for 6 months to decide then if staying with the conversion pay the taxes due and include the low rate of interest on that amount due.
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Graniteguy

02/16/17 3:43 PM

#91966 RE: bas2020 #91961

Is this also true about a Roth account? Q: Once the funds are characterized this way and the taxes are paid upfront can you then trade securities within that account tax free into perpetuity, keeping all gains whether they be they short or long term capital gains, into perpetuity?
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BeingReal

02/16/17 3:47 PM

#91968 RE: bas2020 #91961

I'd rather pay a one-time conversion tax on, say, a $600k valuation than pay income taxes each year on withdraws and Required Minimum Distributions of 6%+ on $10M or more in a Traditional IRA.

If you have the capitol to pay a conversion tax today, you also could buy a lot more shares. Even if you only had a conservative tax rate of 20%, that would buy 22K shares today. What would they be worth by the time you take distributions and wouldn't that offset the cost of future taxes?