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Andrew Schwartz CPA
Dec 13, 2006 - 6:21PM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: retirement + roth 403B

What about the fact that municipal bond interest is supposed to be tax-free? However, you need to include your muni bond interest when calculating your taxable social security benefits.

If your only income is muni bond interest and social security, the muni bond interest could cause up to 85% of your social security benefit to be taxable.

I can definitely see the government pulling a stunt like this with Roth distributions. Who the heck knows what will happen 30 years down the road?

Call me a bird in the hand type of guy.

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