Editorial Reviews
Book Description
Seasoned tax professional defines and discusses the Roth IRA in clear easy-to-understand language. Included are many examples and strategies to help individuals make informed decisions on contributing and converting to Roth IRAS. Chapter 5 deals exclusively with converting to a Roth IRA and contains a checklist of 27 items to consider before doing so. Tables, charts, and comparisons aid in helping to understand the qualifications and advantages of the Roth IRA. Learn how to withdraw funds free from tax and penalties. Makes an excellent reference guide. For more information, please visit our web site www.rothira911.com. The New York Times cited this book in an article relating to strategies for reducing an individual's adjusted gross income in order to qualify for converting to a Roth IRA. "a layman's guide to the Roth IRA" --CBS MarketWatch.com "highly recommended reading for anyone seeking to maximize their available funds and minimize their liabilities upon retirement" --Midwest Book Review
About the Author
Gary R. Trock is an enrolled agent and experienced tax accountant. He successfully started his own bookkeeping-accounting/tax practice in 1980 and continues to practice in the area of income taxes for individuals and small business corporations. Trock has a keen insight for getting individuals the best tax breaks and benefits. He has represented numerous small businesses and individuals in IRS audits and appeals proceedings. In addition, he offers tax, financial, and retirement planning to his clients.
The Roth IRA Made Simple,Gary R. Trock,Conquest Publishing (IN),0966622707,Business & Economics,Business/Economics,Consumer Finance,Human Resources & Personnel Management,Individual retirement accounts,Personal Finance - IRA,Retirement Plans,Retirement income,Taxation,United States,Financial Planning,IRA,Tax Planning,Taxes
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