You may have unique circumstances that could result in a distribution from a Roth IRA being taxed or penalized. Many of these situations rarely come up, which makes it hard to remember the usual distribution rules from a Roth IRA.
To help make this easier, we are offering the “Will A Distribution From My Roth IRA Be Tax & Penalty-Free?” flowchart. This flowchart helps to quickly identify circumstances that could have an impact on how a distribution is taxed (and penalized). It considers the following:
• The 5-Year Rule
• Impact of Roth conversions
• Distribution ordering rules
• Conditions that trigger the 10% early distribution penalty
• Exceptions to the 10% early distribution penalty
Click here for the Will A Distribution from My Roth IRA Be Tax & Penalty-Free? flowchart.
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Published for the blog on November 9, 2022 by Allos Investment Advisors®, LLC.
