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re·con·vert (r

n-vûrt

)

intr. & tr.v. re·con·vert·ed, re·con·vert·ing, re·con·verts

To undergo or cause to undergo conversion to a previous state or condition.

recon·version (-vûr

n, -sh

n) n.

reconvert [ˌriːkənˈvɜːt]

vb (tr)

1. to change (something) back to a previous state or form

2. (Christianity / Ecclesiastical Terms) to bring (someone) back to his or her former religion

3. (Law) Property law to convert back (property previously converted) into its original form, as land into money and vice versa See also conversion [5]

reconversion [ˌriːkənˈvɜːʃən] n

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Verb

reconvert - convert back; "Hollywood is reconverting old films"

convert - change the nature, purpose, or function of something; "convert lead into gold"; "convert hotels into jails"; "convert slaves to laborers"

Translations

reconvert [ˈriːkənˈvɜːt] VT → volver a convertir (to en)

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communications security equipment convert Law Reconvertible telephone telephoner television Unpervert viscose rayon Visual white	Later, an updated analysis showed that a Roth IRA offers comparative advantages; thus, E reconverts back to a Roth IRA in accordance with the statutory waiting period (see below), when the account value is still $60,000 and pays a tax of $19,800 ($60,000 X 0. Bear market's silver lining for IRAs by Bencivenga, Joseph V. / The Tax Adviser If Joan reconverts to a Roth IRA before April 19, 2000, the amounts transferred--less any amount that qualifies as a Roth contribution for 2000--will be subject to a 6% excise tax. Roth IRAs: converting, recharacterizing and reconverting by Johnson, Linda M. / Journal of Accountancy If a taxpayer converts or reconverts an amount, transfers that amount back to a traditional IRA by means of a re-characterization, and reconverts that amount in a transaction for which the taxpayer is not eligible under the interim rules set forth in the notice, the conversion will be deemed an "excess conversion. More answers to the Roth IRA conversion rules by Phillips, Bernie / The National Public Accountant	Reconsecrate Reconsecration reconsider reconsideration Reconsolate Reconsolidate Reconsolidation reconstitute reconstitution reconstitution site reconstruct reconstructed reconstruction Reconstruction Period Reconstructionism reconstructive reconstructive memory reconstructive surgery Recontinuance Recontinue reconvene Reconvention reconversion reconvert Reconvertible reconverts reconvey Reconveyance reconvict Recopy record record album record as target record book record card record changer record company record cover record holder record hop record information record jacket record library record of achievement record player record sleeve record token record-breaker record-breaking record-changer record-holder	Recontinuance Recontinue recontour recontouring, occlusal Recontra recontrol time reconvene reconvene reconvened reconvened reconvenes reconvenes reconvening reconvening Reconvention Reconvention reconversion reconversion reconversion reconversions reconversions reconversions reconvert reconvert reconvert reconverted reconverted Reconvertible reconverting reconverting reconverts reconvey reconvey reconvey reconveyance reconveyance reconveyance reconveyed reconveying reconveys reconvict recopy record record record record record record record Record (administrative) Record (administrative) Record (administrative) Record (administrative) Record (disambiguation) Record (disambiguation) Record (disambiguation) Record (disambiguation) Record (music) Record Administration Data Base System record album record album

Later, an updated analysis showed that a Roth IRA offers comparative advantages; thus, E reconverts back to a Roth IRA in accordance with the statutory waiting period (see below), when the account value is still $60,000 and pays a tax of $19,800 ($60,000 X 0.

Bear market's silver lining for IRAs by Bencivenga, Joseph V. / The Tax Adviser

If Joan reconverts to a Roth IRA before April 19, 2000, the amounts transferred--less any amount that qualifies as a Roth contribution for 2000--will be subject to a 6% excise tax.

Roth IRAs: converting, recharacterizing and reconverting by Johnson, Linda M. / Journal of Accountancy

If a taxpayer converts or reconverts an amount, transfers that amount back to a traditional IRA by means of a re-characterization, and reconverts that amount in a transaction for which the taxpayer is not eligible under the interim rules set forth in the notice, the conversion will be deemed an "excess conversion.

More answers to the Roth IRA conversion rules by Phillips, Bernie / The National Public Accountant

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