Re: 401A --> ?

Elle wrote:
> Not sure you're aware of this, but numerous online 
> calculators do have the 2008 tax brackets in them and also 
> reflect nuances of current tax law. E.g. the dinkytown one I 
> cited. Tax law for the current year could change, but it's 
> not likely to change much, if at all.

Well that dinkytown one seems to skip over AMT, and break down when you 
have certain forms of income & deductions, but there should be better 
ones out there -- perhaps the TurboTax software or site? Has anyone done 
projections using anything that really does factor everything in? Other 
than the professional packages which are pretty expensive.

Personally I think the IRS should be required to provide this for free 
at IRS.gov but I'm not holding my breath on that one.

-Tad

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