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What are after tax contributions?

Updated: 9/16/2023
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After-tax contributions are contributions that come out of your net pay, rather than the gross pay. They have already been taxed and will not be required to be taxed again however, the earnings on after-tax contributions are subject to taxes and penalties.

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