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To: Marmalade who wrote (23691)	12/19/2025 11:42:40 AM
From: Max2.0	of 23760

I am pretty sure the short answer is ---> No. If the funds are in a traditional tax deferred type IRA, any funds converted are taxed as ordinary income regardless of whether you made or lost money on the investment.

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