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IRS Reminds Taxpayers to Report 2010 Roth Conversions on 2012 Returns (PDF)
Internal Revenue Service [IRS] [Official Guidance] Feb. 21, 2013
"Normally, Roth conversions are taxable in the year the conversion occurs. For example, the taxable amount from a 2012 conversion must be included in full on a 2012 return. But under a special rule that applied only to 2010 conversions, taxpayers generally include half the taxable amount in their income for 2011 and half for 2012, unless they chose to include all of it in income on their 2010 return."
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