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Ellison has a rollover IRA containing 450,000 of strictly pre-tax assets. In 2026, Ellison makes a maximum non-deductible contribution of 7,500 to the same IRA and immediately requests a conversion of 7,500 to a Roth IRA.
What is the approximate taxable amount of this conversion?
- 123
- 0
- 7,500
- 7,377
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