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I Just Inherited An IRA. What Do I Need To Know? 

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@bmp713
@bmp713 2 месяца назад
Some articles say only the original Roth IRA account has to have been 5 years or older for withdrawals of earnings by a beneficiary to be tax free. But some seem to indicate the Inherited Roth IRA account the beneficiary opens to hold the money has to be 5 years old. The Roth IRA I inherited was more than 5 years old at time of passing. However my brokerage managing the inherited Roth IRA entered a "T" for box 7 on my 1099-R and not a "Q" for qualified distribution which added the full taxes on it. Do I have to pay any taxes on distributions from the Inherited Roth IRA account holding the money or do I have to wait 5 years myself also? Why do you think the brokerage entered "T" instead of "Q"?
@blueridgewealth
@blueridgewealth 2 месяца назад
T is typically used when the custodian doesn’t have a record of the Roth being open for 5 years. If they can’t prove it’s a Q they won’t put it on your tax form. When you file your taxes you can justify it as a qualified distribution with some additional paperwork
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