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The Calder household consists of a client who owns three separate Traditional IRAs. Account A has 60,000 (all pre-tax), Account B has30,000 (all pre-tax), and Account C has 10,000 (all after-tax). The client wishes to convert10,000 from Account C to a Roth IRA.
Based on the 2026 parameters and the Aggregation Rule, what percentage of the conversion will be taxable?
- 0%
- 10%
- 100%
- 90%
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