Great Content Travis. A little bit confused. Today is Nov-2024. I would like to contribute 7k in 2024 and 7K in 2025. What are the timing for me to complete each contribution and backdroor conversation for each year? For 2025, do I need to perform this step AFTER the TAX Deadline, after April 15? Thanks!
i made the non-deductible contribution to my IRA, then converted to Roth a couple weeks later. but a couple days after the conversion, schwab paid $0.64 of interest into my IRA, so now I have a 64 cent balance in my IRA instead of 0. i was thinking about just withdrawing that $0.64. is that gonna make my tax return more complicated? i use hr block to file my taxes
if I were to rollover money in my traditional IRA with Vanguard to employer's traditional IRA account, do I have to get it PROCESSED, not completed by 12/31/2024 or 4/15/2025 is still the deadline for 2024? thank you so much!
Currently it is October 5th, 2023. So if I have already completely funded my traditional IRA for this year but wait until February 2024 to convert it, that would mean I would NOT be able to make ANY 2024 IRA contributions at all! Because the conversion (of the 2023 contributions) itself would be treated AS the 2024 contribution. Right? I would be heartbroken knowing I lost a year based on unforeseen timing.
Can you explain the conversions being on the year they are made a little further. If i have to re-characterize my 2022 roth in 2023 before tax day due to excess and convert again to roth. does that mean i cannot convert my 2023 traditional in 2023 to my roth?
I need some help. I had an ex employer contributing 100 % my pension fund when I worked there . I had the option to rolling it over to ira which I did . Now I am looking to convert it to roth Not sure if this is considered as pretax or post tax deduction. Pls note that I did not contribute to it. Only invested into funds after i rolled over to traditional ira
my spouse and I overcontributed to our Roth IRA due to our MAGI being too high. we are recharacterizing both of our 6k contributions to a traditional IRA and then converting back to a Roth IRA. i assume we will need to file a 8606 form with our taxes to show our non-deductible contribution. My only question is that, will this conversion affect my 2023 contributions to my ROTH ira? Will I still be able to contribute the 6500 max for 2023?
Thank you Travis for such a great explanation again.
Great Content Travis. A little bit confused.
Today is Nov-2024. I would like to contribute 7k in 2024 and 7K in 2025.
What are the timing for me to complete each contribution and backdroor conversation for each year?
For 2025, do I need to perform this step AFTER the TAX Deadline, after April 15?
Thanks!
I'm confused. So if I fund my 2022 Traditional IRA, when I backdoor it will credit it to my 2023 Roth IRA??? Help.
i made the non-deductible contribution to my IRA, then converted to Roth a couple weeks later. but a couple days after the conversion, schwab paid $0.64 of interest into my IRA, so now I have a 64 cent balance in my IRA instead of 0. i was thinking about just withdrawing that $0.64. is that gonna make my tax return more complicated? i use hr block to file my taxes
if I were to rollover money in my traditional IRA with Vanguard to employer's traditional IRA account, do I have to get it PROCESSED, not completed by 12/31/2024 or 4/15/2025 is still the deadline for 2024? thank you so much!
Currently it is October 5th, 2023. So if I have already completely funded my traditional IRA for this year but wait until February 2024 to convert it, that would mean I would NOT be able to make ANY 2024 IRA contributions at all! Because the conversion (of the 2023 contributions) itself would be treated AS the 2024 contribution. Right? I would be heartbroken knowing I lost a year based on unforeseen timing.
no, that's not right. conversions are not contributions.
I live in Florida - why Utah over Florida 529 Plan?
Can you explain the conversions being on the year they are made a little further. If i have to re-characterize my 2022 roth in 2023 before tax day due to excess and convert again to roth. does that mean i cannot convert my 2023 traditional in 2023 to my roth?
You can convert whenever you want, it’s taxed in whatever year you convert.
I need some help.
I had an ex employer contributing 100 % my pension fund when I worked there . I had the option to rolling it over to ira which I did . Now I am looking to convert it to roth
Not sure if this is considered as pretax or post tax deduction. Pls note that I did not contribute to it. Only invested into funds after i rolled over to traditional ira
Still confused
what's the question?
my spouse and I overcontributed to our Roth IRA due to our MAGI being too high. we are recharacterizing both of our 6k contributions to a traditional IRA and then converting back to a Roth IRA.
i assume we will need to file a 8606 form with our taxes to show our non-deductible contribution. My only question is that, will this conversion affect my 2023 contributions to my ROTH ira? Will I still be able to contribute the 6500 max for 2023?
July 12, 2023
@@TravisSickle what kind of answer is this?
very confusing...
ask questions and I'll help unconfuse you. 😎