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Q & A on the Roth 401(k) Plan
Malvern 
Jan. 13, 2006
Excerpt: The Roth contribution doesn't provide a tax break. The results will be the same if the tax rate at the time of distribution is the same as the participant's current tax rate. So the most important issue is a participant's current tax rate versus his tax rate at the time of distribution. This will depend on future tax rates, a participant's income now versus at retirement, and changes in the government's tax policy.
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