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The mega-backdoor Roth strategy requires a 401(k) plan that allows after-tax contributions AND in-service distributions or in-plan Roth conversions. Without both features, the strategy is unavailable regardless of income. Many plans permit one but not the other.
Highly compensated participants who plan around mega-backdoor savings need to confirm both plan features at the start of the year, not when contributions are due. The planning window is the calendar year.
Medicare Part B and D premiums above the standard amount apply when modified AGI exceeds thresholds — but the lookback is two years (so 2026 IRMAA uses 2024 income). Roth conversions or retirement-account distributions that bump MAGI in the lookback year can produce surcharges that hit two years later, often unexpectedly.
The IRMAA premium increases can run thousands per year per spouse and continue for the entire surcharge year. Planning conversions around the lookback is a meaningful retirement-tax variable.
A grantor trust is taxed to the grantor on income; the trust itself is invisible for income-tax purposes. A non-grantor trust pays its own tax at compressed brackets that hit top rate at relatively low income (~$15K). The choice between structures depends on the grantor's tax rate, the trust's expected income, and distribution patterns.
Default drafting often produces grantor trusts when non-grantor would have been preferable, or vice versa. Restructuring after the fact requires complex amendments and may have unintended tax consequences.
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