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if you contribute too much to a ROTH...

by "joeNOSPAM@[EMAIL PROTECTED] " <joe.weinstein@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 3, 2008 at 06:01 AM

Hi all. If one contributes to one's ROTH to the max, early in the
year,
and then manages to earn more than expected, into or beyond the
contribution phase-out range, is the solution to simply withdraw
the contribution amount? What if the contribution was invested, and
gained before being liquidated and withdrawn? Does one withdraw
the gain as well and declare it as short-term gain?
thanks,
Joe

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if you contribute too much to a ROTH...
"joeNOSPAM@[EMAIL PR  2008-05-03 06:01:26 
Re: if you contribute too much to a ROTH...
"rick++" <ri  2008-05-04 16:16:05 
Re: if you contribute too much to a ROTH...
Augustine <evandro@[EM  2008-05-05 11:11:06 
Re: if you contribute too much to a ROTH...
Ron Peterson <ron@[EMA  2008-05-06 04:21:08 

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