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A convert pretax to Roth strategy involves moving assets from pretax retirement accounts, such as Traditional IRAs or 401(k)s, into Roth accounts. The amount converted is generally taxable in the year of conversion. In exchange, future qualified withdrawals from the Roth account may be tax free under current law.