Backdoor Roth IRA conversions are a great way for high-income earners to save for retirement. Roth IRA promises tax-free distributions and tax-free earnings growth. But, if the traditional IRA is converted into Roth has a mix of pre-and post-tax contributions, you could incur a sizeable tax bill upon this conversion. Here, we show you an out-of-the-box tax strategy to avoid the tax on backdoor Roth conversion.

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