<prompt> Human: Just thinking out loud:Intuitively, I would think that removing the contribution limit for a Roth 401ksIRA would be a boon for tax revenue. Here, IRS, take more of my money now, not later.On the other hand, perhaps it would allow wealthy individuals to reduce their overall tax burden, thus reducing receipts for the government.  <response>: Putting money in a Roth doesnt result in you paying more money now compared to a taxable account. You pay the same amount of taxes now, but then dont pay any taxes on the gains. Getting rid of the contribution limit would just be giving away future tax revenue with no increase in tax revenue in the present. 