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It lets you convert tens of thousands in after-tax 401(k) contributions to Roth, if your plan allows in-service distributions.
This strategy allows you to contribute up to tens of thousands of extra dollars in after-tax money to your employer's 401(k) and instantly convert it to a Roth structure. This is highly dependent on your specific hospital or corporate plan design allowing "in-service distributions."
Advanced asset location and Roth conversion strategies are highly sensitive to individual income thresholds and IRS updates; clients must consult a qualified CPA or tax attorney prior to implementation.
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