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Strategies & Market Trends : Income Taxes and Record Keeping ( tax )

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To: kas1 who wrote (737)3/9/1998
From: Colin Cody  Read Replies (2) of 5810
 
Kas1, You have described a prohibited IRA transaction. If your IRA trustee was so negligent as to ALLOW you to move stocks from you REGULAR brokerage account into YOUR IRA account your IRA would be disqualified back to the beginning of the year...
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This would make the ENTIRE IRA "a distribution" to you.
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If you did this after March 2nd (the 60 day rule) you would be prohibited from "fixing" the problem by "rolling over" the distribution (minus the stock you added) into a rollover IRA,
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If you do not rollover the distribution you could be facing a fully taxable distribution, subject to ordinary rates PLUS a 10% premature withdrawal penalty.
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Colin
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