Solo 401(k) for MegaBack Door Roth? : r/personalfinance - Reddit

Solo 401(k) For MegaBack Door Roth? : R/personalfinance - Reddit

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My Solo 401(k) will contain my pre-tax 401(k) rollover. From what I understand, Solo 401(k)'s have the option to make after-tax contributions, which I can contribute an additional ~$40K (on …

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Solo 401k And Mega Backdoor Roth : R/personalfinance - Reddit

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You can make employer contributions to a solo 401k. If Schedule C, it's up to 20% of [Schedule C Net Income - 1/2 SE taxes]. If S-Corp, it's up to 25% of your payroll salary. This can be done …

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Mega Backdoor Roth And Solo 401k : R/personalfinance - Reddit

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The mega backdoor Roth (MBDR, because I'm lazy) is a way to contribute beyond the $19500 401(k) limit. That's because for a MBDR you do "after-tax contributions" that go in a different …

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Solo 401k Providers That Allow Mega Back Door Conversion

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It seems to be more and more standard that good 401k plans allow post tax contributions, above the individual contribution limit of $23k, that can be rolled over into a Roth IRA (ie mega back …

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Solo 401k + W2 401k, Room For Back Door Mega Roth? : R ... - Reddit

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r/personalfinance A chip A close button. Get app Get the ... Employer contribution to your solo 401k is limited to 20% of your adjusted net profit. Other than age 50+ catchup, all contributions …

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