In a previous article, How COVID-19 has Impacted Your IRA in 2020, we explained the drastic new rules for IRAs in 2020. One of the major changes was that Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) were waived in 2020. But what if you already took some or all of your RMDs for 2020? The IRS has issued new guidance to help those IRA owners:
There may be exceptions and rules that must be followed to qualify for some of the above. As always, speak to your accountant regarding your personal tax circumstances.
If you have any questions about your IRA or any other part of your estate plan, the attorneys at Cona Elder Law are ready to assist. Call us at 631.390.5000 or click here.
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