Archive for September, 2005
Ira Withdrawal Student Loan
Question: Help with fafsa questions?
I am doing the parents income estimator. I have no problem getting the income information from my father but would like to know what these questions mean.
it ask for the amount of Wages, salaries, tips, etc.
also,
IRS-allowable adjustments to income (payment to IRA and Keogh Plans, one half of self employment tax, self-employed health insurance deduction, interest penalty on Early Withdrawal of savings, alimony paid, and student loan interest deduction).
I am confused, can anyone help me out?
thanks
Answer: Those adjustments are found on lines 23 to 35 of your parents tax return (IRS Form1040). The following link will give you a blank copy of that form. It is rare that anyone can complete the FAFSA forms without having a copy of the last years income tax return for their parents and or their own.
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040.pdf?portlet=3
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Ira Withdrawal Withholding
Question: Tax implications because of IRA Early Withdrawal?
Hello. I lost my job 1+ months ago and am now thinking of tapping into my IRA. Aside from the bank’s penalty fee, what are the tax implications of doing this? I know I can get X amount out and if I return it (in full!) before 12/31 the IRS won’t tax me. But what about if I withdraw the money (without the bank withholding)? How much should I set aside for taxes if I am not able to return the amount in full? Is this Federal and State or just Federal? Please, advise.
Answer: First, I think it is 60 days that you have to put the money back, not until the end of the year.
Now, the IRS will tax the money you took out of the IRA plus charge a 10% penalty one the amount of the withdrawal.
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IRA Early Withdrawal
IRA Early Withdrawal can be done penalty free. Usually when you have an IRA whether it is a traditional IRA, Roth IRA, SEP IRA or SIMPLE IRA, if you take an IRA Early Withdrawal, you will most likely be subject to tax and IRA Early Withdrawal Penalties. Most people know that there are ways to take Ira Early Withdrawl without penalties but they are not sure what the IRA Early Withdrawal rules are exactly. This is the section they find out how IRA Early Withdrawal and 72t Distributions work.
Early Withdrawal Penalties on a Roth IRA will be discussed in the Roth IRA sections. Early Withdrawal Keogh plan will be discussed in the Keogh plan section. 401k Early Withdrawal will also be discussed separately. IRA Early Withdrawal calculators will be dealt with in a subsection of Retirement Calculator.
What is an IRA Early Withdrawal?
An IRA early withdrawal is any distribution from an Individual retirement account before you are age 59� unless your IRA early withdrawal falls under one of the IRA Early Withdrawal Exceptions.

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