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Mike S.
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Buy asset from ROTH IRA to ROTH 401k. Prohibited transaction?

Mike S.
  • Investor
  • Broward County, FL
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While it is not possible to roll over from a ROTH IRA to a ROTH 401(k), would it be possible to have the ROTH 401(k) buy an asset from a ROTH IRA? Would it be a prohibited transaction?

I have some investments in a syndication that would trigger important UDFI taxes at final redemption. I would like to be able to transfer them to a ROTH 401(k) to avoid this tax. Initially when the investment was bough I didn't have enough money in the ROTH 401(k) and had to use the ROTH IRA instead. Now that I have enough cash of in the ROTH 401(k) I would like to buy it back from the ROTH IRA.

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