Guest jc7032 Posted July 9, 2000 Posted July 9, 2000 Hi, This past April 15th I paid a whopping big tax bill to the IRS and California state for a 1999 conversion of my traditional IRA to a Roth. Am I correct in assuming that when next April 15th comes around that I can take the state taxes paid for the conversion as a deduction when I itemize on Schedule A? Thanks for any help - JC
Guest Art E Posted July 11, 2000 Posted July 11, 2000 jc There is nothing in the Instructions for Schedule A that indicates the State income tax paid on distributions from an IRA for a Roth conversion are treated any differently than taxes paid on earned income for example. So it appears the State taxes paid on an IRA withdrawal converted to a Roth can be a deduction to your Federal taxes - assuming you meet all of the other requirments for claiming deductions in general.
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