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db9n
My $5900 in Roth contributions over a three year period (1998 - 2000) has dwindled down to approximately $2100. If I terminate my Roth, would I be able to take a deduction for 2002 for the $3800 in losses? Would there be any tax or penalty paid by me on the distribution? Also, would I be allowed to open a new Roth immediately so that I could make my 2001 contribution before April 15 and still be able to take the tax deduction?
Appleby
See the article at this thread for information on deduction IRA losses.



http://benefitslink.com/boards/index.php?showtopic=13826





Regarding making a contribution prior to April 15- yes that can be done.

Note however, these is no deduction for Roth IRA contributions.
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