2021 is the last year your clients can use their retirement funds for unlimited charitable giving as a result of provisions in recent tax laws.
On June 30, the SECURE Act change in the age at which RMDs must begin, to 72 from 70½, will be complete, and the confusing half-year era will finally end.
An IRS official tells a bar association gathering that the arrival of proposed regulations covering the SECURE Act's required minimum distribution provisions will be 'later than imminent but before eventually.'
The agency released a revised version of its publication covering rules on inherited IRAs that confirms there are no RMDs required during the 10 years. But the publication raises another question.
The agency says it's revising Publication 590-B, which caused the confusion about the 10-year rule on required minimum distributions under the SECURE Act.
The proposed SECURE 2.0 legislation seeks to raise the age for required minimum distributions, but that will create more problems than it solves.
With potential tax changes on the horizon, here are the IRA moves to make now.
While the IRS has not corrected the publication that suggested annual required minimum distributions under the 10-year rule, no one believes this to be correct.
The IRS released its interpretation of the SECURE Act’s rules for post-death payouts on IRAs and surprised everyone — and not in a good way!
Here’s one 2021 oddity: It's impossible for anyone to have a required beginning date in 2021!
Be ready to help worried clients (and their accountants), who will be calling you about 'mistakes' on their 1099-Rs regarding distributions from their IRAs. What they'll be calling about won’t be what’s on their form, but rather what’s not on there.
Qualified charitable contributions can help offset the tax bill from required minimum distributions — but only with the right timing
The Nobel Prize-winning musician may have sold his song collection, but 'Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright,' because it’s a good year-end tax strategy
CRDs are only available until year-end, so advisers should contact any clients who may still benefit from taking a distribution before the option expires
Stretch IRA or 10-year rule? Advisers need to explain to clients which set of tax rules applies
Everyone wants to pay less in taxes, and financial advisers can help clients do that, legally
Here are the rules on IRA rollovers that apply now that the Aug. 31 deadline for using the IRS relief has passed
Act now to return unneeded required minimum distributions taken prior to the CARES Act
The guidance allows more people to withdraw funds penalty-free from their retirement savings
New tax rules for this year may change the results that you expected
