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Hello, I have a client that inherited her father’s IRA in 2017. Father was of RMD age and satisfied it...

Married couple in high, and going higher, tax brackets has already converted enough of their traditional IRAs to Roth IRAs...

I have a client age 54 considering retirement.  Will have approximately 3.1 million upon payout from ESPO plan. Few general...

A big change made by the SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022 was adding a new statute of limitations (SOL) for the IRS to assess penalties for missed required minimum distributions (RMDs) and excess IRA contributions. On its face, it looks like the new SOL is 3 years for the missed RMD penalty and 6 years for the excess contribution penalty. But looks can be deceiving. In fact, for most of you, the new lookback period will be 6 years for both penalties.

I know we can rollover a SIMPLE IRA to an IRA after 2 years.  How do we determine how much...

Husband died in 2023 at age 76 (so post-RBD) with an IRA, and his spouse was the primary beneficiary.  The...

Question: When an IRA owner dies after their required beginning date, can an eligible designated beneficiary choose either the life expectancy option or the 10-year payout rule?

• Proposed RMD Regs Retain Old Rules for Spouse Beneficiaries …With New Twists!
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Proposed RMD Regs Retain Old Rules for Spouse Beneficiaries …With New Twists!

It happens. You have made a 2023 contribution to the wrong type of IRA. All is not lost. That contribution can be recharacterized. While recharacterization of Roth IRA conversions was eliminated by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, recharacterization of IRA contributions is still available and can be helpful in many situations you may find yourself in.

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