Laura contributed $78,000 (including employer match) of pre-tax salary to her 401(k) plan over the years. In 2022, at age 62, she retires and takes a distribution of $25,000 when the 401(k) has an account balance of $164,000. Compute the taxable portion of Laura’s distribution.
Laura contributed $78,000 (including employer match) of pre-tax salary to her 401(k) plan over the years. In 2022, at age 62, she retires and takes a distribution of $25,000 when the 401(k) has an account balance of $164,000. Compute the taxable portion of Laura’s distribution.
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Laura contributed $78,000 (including employer match) of pre-tax salary to her 401(k) plan over the years. In 2022, at age 62, she retires and takes a distribution of $25,000 when the 401(k) has an account balance of $164,000. Compute the taxable portion of Laura’s distribution.
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