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Mistake # 1: Missing out on a Roth IRA because you make to much money
If you make too much money ($112 Connor Hellebuyck Jersey ,000.00 for single and $178,000.00 for a couple), you can’t contribute to a Roth IRA but you can get around this. By making contributions to a nondeductible IRA (or a traditional IRA without a tax deduction) and then converting over to a Roth IRA, you are able to reap the same benefits. The technicality is that the ROTH IRA is being funded as a conversion and not as a contribution.
Mistake # 2: Too little or too late, RMDs could be costly IRS rules call for required minimum distributions, or RMDs, from traditional IRAs and 401(k)’s beginning at age 70½. If you take too little money and not the minimum or take it too late, the IRS can charge a tax penalty of up to 50 percent of the withheld distribution. The penalty can be waived at times, but not without your extra time and money (see http:www.irs.govRetirement-PlansRetirement-Plans-FAQs-regarding-Required-Minimum-Distributions#Cool
With a Roth IRA, no minimum distributions are required during your lifetime.
Mistake # 3: Failing to stay until the AnniversaryVesting Date (if possible)
If you have 401(k), 403(b), or a 457 plan and are thinking of quitting your job, always be sure you check the anniversary date or vesting schedule when the company is supposed to deposit profit sharing and the contribution match.
Mistake # 4: Putting too much money into your IRA The IRS limits the amount that may be contributed to a Roth or traditional IRA in any one year. In 2013, the contribution limit is $5,500.00 and for those 50 and older, the limit is $6,500.00.
Since the IRS does pay special attention to this, they are likely to impose a penalty of 6 percent on the excess contribution each year. If the receiving company notices, they may ask you if you would like to carry it over to the following year, but don’t count on it.
Most commonly this happens if one keeps contributing after age 70½ or by putting in multiple contributions and forgetting the running tally.
Mistake # 5: The customer service rep or advisor forgets to check appropriate boxes
The representative at the receiving institution needs to make sure they know which boxes to check. A wrong address, unchecked box, or wrong account titling could mess up your tax shelter. It is possible to get it fixed, but not without going to the IRS and spending a lot of time and money trying to correct everything.
Mistake # 6: Taking a Rollover vs. Transfers (where available)
The seamless way in moving your retirement account is doing a trustee-to-trustee transfer. Many times a rollover involves less paperwork and people think it is easier since it can be done over the phone as opposed to filling out paperwork. But what can happen, at times, is someone may simply forget to transfer it over within 60 days of receiving the check. If you have to roll it over, a direct rollover is the safer bet since the check is not made payable to you. Whatever the case may be, the IRS is strict with their rules and it is best that no check is ever issued in your name. Also remember that you can only do one rollover every 365 days, but transfers are unlimited. Many 401(k)s and 403(b)s will default to a rollover and will not allow a transfer. When transferring you should request transfer paperwork from your new IRA provider and have them fill out paperwork to request the funds.
Note: The 60-day rollover rule That 60-day rollover rule was set by Congress and, until 2001, the IRS had no say in the matter. They can now overrule this when failure to do so would be against "equity or good conscience."
In casualty or other events beyond the reasonable control of the taxpayer, the IRS can overlook this rule; but they will look at things, like whether the funds were used and for how long. So it is possible to get around this rule, but not without spending your precious time and money on it.
Mistake # 7: Forgetting to pay off the loan first Many people take loans on their 401(k) because of low rates and quick
cash. When you leave your job, make sure that you get squared up with the plan if you can. If not, the loan will be treated as a distribution and you will get taxed. Warning: A 401(k) could go under water like a mortgage in a significant market downturn where the cash value drops down significantly.
Mistake # 8: Moving Your Employee Stock before checking with the Accountant
If you get company stock as part of your benefits and if you have made some money on the stock, make sure that you consult a tax person before cashing in. You can do whatever you like with your stock (unless you have restricted stock), but it is wise to find out how much taxes would be owed and whether or not it would be better to wait and sell the stock over a period of time.
Mistake # 9: Paying the tax from a Roth Conversion from your account
There is a lot of talk on Roth IRAs and now many plan providers are even offering Roth 401(k)’s. With a Roth conversion you pay taxes on the amount from your traditional IRA401(k) like ordinary income, but then you lose a big chunk of earning power. Typically it is much better to pay the taxes out of your pocket so that you can keep the earning power and account balance high in the tax sheltered account.
ROTH VS TRADITIONAL - Do I need a Roth? A Roth IRA will help you more when you retire, but a traditional IRA will help you more now (assuming you can take the deduction from it). <"http:provestwealth">financial planning and any other that you advise as appropriate The difference is simple: with a Roth IRA there is no income tax when you take out money (distributions) in retirement, but no yearly tax deductions for contributions while you’re saving up. A traditional IR
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