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" ... Another important factor is the amount of time money stays undistributed in the Roth IRA after the conversion. ... "
" ... During the long bull market, many investors bought into passive approaches. However, most CEFs have a team of professionals actively managing all aspects of the fund—its portfolio, its leverage, and its distributions. When rates rise, the portfolio team can trade to acquire bonds with higher coupons. The leverage team may seek to lock in lower leverage costs through interest rate swaps; this is more typical in taxable funds. The distribution managers usually coordinate with other teams with the explicit goal of delivering a consistent, attractive income stream, and can build and deplete a fund’s undistributed net investment income (UNII) reserves to make any distribution changes smoother. Historically, the majority of fixed-income CEF dividends stem from net investment income. There’s plenty that teams can do to adjust to rising rates, and often, they have plenty of time and opportunity to react. ... "
" ... Roosevelt believed that a high-profile campaign against tax avoidance loopholes was crucial to the larger battle for the soul of the Democratic Party, according to Morgenthau. Many conservative Democrats wanted to move the party to the right, forcing FDR to abandon his more progressive economic reforms (including the corporate undistributed profits tax, enacted in the face of vociferous business opposition in 1936). ... "
" ... Roosevelt unveiled that agenda in 1935, on the eve of his reelection campaign, and it yielded at least two important measures: the so-called Wealth Tax Act of 1935 (which raised a variety of taxes, but especially income and estate taxes paid by the nation’s richest taxpayers) and the undistributed profits tax of 1936, which attempted to revamp the taxation of corporations (unsuccessfully, as it turned out, but not without first upsetting more than a few corporate apple carts). ... "