Solo Roth 401k Contribution - Need to Put in My Taxes?

Solo Roth 401k Contribution - Need to Put in My Taxes?

Investor · Phoenixville, PA · Member since 2008 · 257 posts · 18 votes

I just started a self-directed Solo 401k in 2010 and made a Roth contribution for that year. Is there a place that I need to note my contribution on my taxes? Or, since the Roth contribution is taxed upfront, do I not have to do anything?

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  • Accountant, Enrolled Agent · Grayslake, IL · Member since 2011 · 5k+ posts · 2k+ votes
    15y

    A few questions first.
    You started a Self directed Solo 401(k), is that account a Roth or traditional account?

    Roth contributions to an IRA or to a Roth 401k have no effect on your tax return.

    If you set up your business to match contributions, then the matches that the business makes are deductible.

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