Oh no, they did it again...

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"...If you fail to withdraw from a traditional, SEP or Simple IRA in a given year after you turn 70 ½, you'll be required to pay additional taxes on 50% of the amount you were required to withdraw." Who wants to tell them they're wrong, again?

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lotax
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I think you could do it by sending an e-mail to snipped-for-privacy@dolans.com.

Katie in San Diego

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Katie

Whoever does tell them might expedite their correction process by providing this reg citation and quote.

§54.4974-2 ... The tax is equal to 50 percent of the amount by which such required minimum distribution exceeds the actual amount distributed during the calendar year. ...
Reply to
Bill Brown

LOL! on ONLY 50%?

thanks, I needed a chuckle after a rather taxing day at the office.

ChEAr$, Harlan Lunsford, EA n LA

Reply to
Harlan Lunsford

Yes, that was good for a chuckle yesterday. But this morning the hairs were raised on my head and I got chills reading the latest mystery which changes the IRC in 300 different places! BRrrr!. Yes, it was CCH's capsulated version of the brand new TAFEA. (tax accountants' full employment act)

ChEAr$, Harlan Lunsford, EA n LA

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Harlan Lunsford

It is also the CPE Providers Revenue Enhancement Act.

The nice thing about being an Auditor or a Managerial Accountant is that the rule changes are rarely devastating. This is because they are written by professionals with a compresensive understanding of the subject matter and a comprehensive understanding of the consequences. Or to put it in simple terms, they are logical - something that occurs in tax legislation sporadically.

Dick

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Dick Adams

I am guessing there will be plenty of disapointed folks who purchased a New Auto between 1/1/2009 & 2/16/2009. Left out in the cold on the sales tax deduction.

Get ready to argue with them Spring 2010 when you have to tell them they can not deduct the sales tax on thier 2009 return.

Unless someone fixes this with a TAMRA.

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Taxmanhog

I THINK the sales tax deduction isn't effective until the day president signs the bill. And looks like he's in no hurry to do this. Maybe tomorrow?

ChEAr$, Harlan Lunsford, EA n LA

Reply to
Harlan Lunsford

\ Well, yeah, I guess. BUT... sounds like being an auditor is SO borrrriing!

At least for us the changes each year are challenging and keep us on our toes!

ChEAr$, HL

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Harlan Lunsford

Agreed!

IMHO it should be retroactive to 1/1/2009.

It would return a sense of fairness to those of {us}/who purchased a NEW auto in the current tax year, to date all who have will not be allowed to partake in this deduction.

I forsee a number of disappointed taxpayers, like those who took advantage of traditional President Day Sale Promotions today & this past weekend.

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Taxmanhog

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