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| Subject: IRA nondeductible contribution ? | Date: 3/16/2000 4:25 PM | |
| Author: jerdenrk | Number: 20150 of 108397 | |
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These people I know, (Really, it's NOT me, it's someone who wouldn't take my advice to start with) They contributed to a traditional IRA and now realize that their income is too high, so they want to pull it out of the traditional and put it into a ROTH.. The contibution was made this year. Can they do this? Are there any penalties since they have not filed yet or anything. |
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