Tapping the tax-preferred status of employer-providedretirement plans and traditional IRAs to fund tax reform is not anew idea.
But as the Trump administration and Congressional Republicansare under political pressure to deliver on tax reform before the2018 mid-term primary season, this time around the prospect ofRothifying all or some portion of the retirementsystem is different, says Jessica Sclafani, an associatedirector at analytics firms Cerulli Associates.
“The idea has been lurking out there, but now it is being takenmore seriously as an option for tax reform,” Sclafani toldBenefitsPRO.
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