When you contribute to a 401(k), your investments grow tax deferred. But when you start taking distributions, you typically pay ordinary income taxes on the entire amount withdrawn. However, if you own your employer’s publicly traded stock inside your 401(k) — and that stock has appreciated in value — you may be able to ... Read more. The post The Smart Way to Pay Less Tax on Company Stock in Your 401(k) Using NUA appeared first on Grand Life Financial.
