Re: 401A --> ?

On Apr 2, 11:31 am, "Elle" <honda.lion...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> ...plus you may be bumped into the next tax
> bracket. Going a little into the next tax bracket is barely
> perceptible as a financial matter, but going a lot may
> result in paying more taxes than necessary in the coming
> years.
>
> do partial conversions of the
> Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA such that you just graze the
> top of the tax bracket

I have no doubt this is a completely ignorant question, so I will
apologize in advance.  Where can I find the bracket amounts?  How/
where can I see the brackets to determine what amount of income moves
me into the next higher bracket?  Once I know the brackets, how do I
apply the logic?  Do the brackets apply to Line 43 of the return
"Taxable Income"?  Would this be the right place to look?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_bracket#Tax_brackets_in_the_USA

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