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After-Tax

Describing any financial data calculated after subtracting total tax liability. For example if one's income is $100,000 and one's tax liability is $33,000, then one's after-tax income is $67,000.
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Wait, our plan already allows for Roth deferrals, isn't that the same as after-tax contributions?
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