When you're converting traditional IRA assets to a Roth, the tax bill hinges on what those assets are worth—not what you paid. For private placements and illiquid investments, that valuation isn’t straightforward. But done strategically, it can unlock meaningful tax savings. This article unpacks how to value private assets for Roth conversions, which methods the IRS scrutinizes, and how to convert with confidence and compliance.
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