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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,

▸ distributions from both retirement plans will be fully taxable.

▸ Eva's distributions will be fully taxable, and Lisa's distributions will not be taxable.

▸ Eva's distributions will not be taxable, but Lisa's distributions will be fully taxable.

▸ neither Eva's nor Lisa's distributions will be taxable.

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