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Reporting US taxes paid when there is a Roth conversion
« on: November 21, 2023, 03:31:23 PM »
Wondering how this would be reported to HMRC for credit:

Say I have a $50K Roth conversion, $10k of other income  and $30k of Capital gains ( from reporting fund)

According to http://www.moneychimp.com/features/tax_calculator.htm ,

as a single person I will owe US $5461 of Income tax + $4500 of CG tax = $9961

Do I claim foreign tax paid of the whole $9961?

Or the $4500 from CG  plus $10k @ 12% (income tax rate) = $1200?

Or the $4500 from CG  plus the actual difference in income tax that the $10k adds  to the $50k Roth xfer  =  $1343

Or some other way?






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