From: Jerry Conley <jcrev@ncn.net>
Subject: Income tax on investments
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 1998 15:03:17 -0500
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I am trying to project the taxes I will have to pay on the gains from my investments once I begin to draw on them during retirement. I have some after tax investments that are not tax-deferred and I have some investments in IRA & 403(b) that are deferred. Presuming that I have no income and begin to live off of my investments, that all of my investments are long-term, that I am married filing jointly, and that my tax bracket is 15%, what will I pay in taxes on $36,000 from my tax-deferred withdrawals? And at what tax % rate? In comparison, what if that $36,000 comes from after tax investments with a basis of say $10,000? Another question would be will the tax rate be different on the withdrawal of tax-deferred investments if other income pushes the income above the 15% rate level? I am trying to figure out which investments I should tap into first, the after-tax or the tax-deferred. Thanks in advance for any help you can give. Jerry Conley - -
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