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Shows Ins And Outs Of New Savings Opportunity

(RIVERWOODS, ILL., November 13, 1998) -- The most talked about new retirement vehicle in years is the subject of Roth IRAs After 1998 Tax Law Changes, from CCH INCORPORATED, a leading provider of tax, pension and business law information. The 308-page, softcover book by Nicholas Kaster, JD, shows how to make optimum use of this new savings opportunity while navigating through the complexities of the original Roth legislation and the "technical corrections" contained in 1998 legislation.

Roth IRAs After 1998 Tax Law Changes shows how to establish a Roth IRA, explains the rules for contributions and distributions and lays out clearly the consequences of converting from a traditional to a Roth IRA. Planning and strategies are discussed, including the use of Roth IRAs in estate planning. Many examples, pointers and tips illustrate the rules. Appendices contain the full text of relevant portions of the Internal Revenue Code, IRS regulations, rulings, committee reports and official forms.

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For more information or to order a copy of Roth IRAs After 1998 Tax Law Changes, call the company’s toll-free number, 800-248-3248. Single copies are $59 plus applicable shipping, handling and tax. Quantity discounts are available.

CCH INCORPORATED, Riverwoods, Ill., is a leading provider of pension, IRA and employment law information for human resources professionals, including CCH Pension Plan Guide, CCH Employee Benefits Management, CCH Human Resources Management and CCH Payroll Management Guide. CCH also provides tax and business law information in print and electronic form for accounting, legal and health care professionals. CCH is a wholly owned subsidiary of Wolters Kluwer U.S.

Editors Note: Photographs of these products and editorial review copies are available by contacting Leslie Bonacum at 847-267-7153 or bonacuml@cch.com.

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