Eva and Lisa each retired this year and started receiving distributions from their respective retirement plans. Eva's plan was funded with all pre-tax contributions, whereas Lisa's plan was funded with only after-tax contributions (Roth plan). With respect to the tax treatment of their retirement plan distributions,
A) distributions from both retirement plans will be fully taxable.
B) Eva's distributions will be fully taxable, and Lisa's distributions will not be taxable.
C) Eva's distributions will not be taxable, but Lisa's distributions will be fully taxable.
D) neither Eva's nor Lisa's distributions will be taxable.
B) Eva's distributions will be fully taxable, and Lisa's distributions will not be taxable.
Contributions to Roth plans have already been taxed so distributions are not taxable, but none of the contributions to the other plan have been taxed.
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