529 nonqualified distribution
I have a 529 plan set up for my adult child which has grown in value. I am the “participant” and my adult child is the “beneficiary.” The account has grown in value. I am going to cash out the entire account and take a nonqualified distribution. Could you please confirm or correct the following:
* I believe the distribution is reported under the beneficiary’s SSN, therefore any tax owed on the earnings would be at the beneficiary’s (lower) tax rate not mine
* The tax rate is the beneficiary’s marginal tax rate + 10% on the earnings.
Thanks!
Permalink Submitted by Aryn Sands on Thu, 2010-03-25 17:54
Nope, your rate.
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