SECURE Act Rules Impact Owners of Inherited IRAs

Owners of inherited IRAs may be in for a jolt. In a surprise announcement, annual required minimum distributions (RMDs) will be required for those who recently inherited individual retirement accounts (IRAs). In the SECURE Act, Congress eliminated the “Stretch IRA” for most inherited IRAs beginning in 2020 and put in place a “10-year rule.” It was expected that the IRA balance would be required to be withdrawn by the end of that 10-year period with no annual distribution requirements. In May 2021, the IRS confirmed that annual RMDs were [...]

By |2022-03-18T12:35:49-05:00March 18, 2022|Categories: Articles, News|Tags: , , |

The Most Controversial Part of the New IRS Regulations

The IRS has flip-flopped! In the SECURE Act, Congress eliminated the “Stretch IRA” for most inherited IRAs beginning in 2020. A new “10-year rule” was put in place and experts believed the IRA balance had to be withdrawn by the end of the 10-year period with no annual distribution requirements. In May 2021, the IRS confirmed that annual RMDs were not required. Two weeks ago, the IRS released the long-awaited SECURE Act RMD proposed regulations and flip-flopped. If annual RMDs are required, some taxpayers could already be in trouble. [...]

By |2022-03-18T12:39:36-05:00March 7, 2022|Categories: Articles, The Slott Report|Tags: , , , |

Update Your Beneficiary Forms

Naming the beneficiaries of your retirement assets may seem like an obvious task as you plan for the future, yet it is often one of the most overlooked. Failing to properly update your beneficiary forms can compromise the legacy you worked so hard to build. To help ensure your assets are handled properly after your death, click to download a Beneficiary Form Checklist. For professional assistance with your beneficiary forms, contact our office to schedule a time for a visit. As a member of Ed Slott’s Master Elite IRA [...]

By |2022-03-07T12:03:01-06:00February 28, 2022|Categories: Articles, The Slott Report|Tags: , , |
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