Roth IRAs
- § 6.01 Overview of Taxation of Participants in Roth IRAs
- —–[1] Nontaxable Qualified Distributions
- —–[2] Taxable Nonqualified Distributions
- —–[3] Transfers from Traditional IRAs and Certain Other Plans
- —–[4] Recharacterizations of TQR Contributions
- —–[5] TQR Contributions by Beneficiaries
- —–[6] Nontaxable Transfers between Roth IRAs
- —–[7] Nontaxable Rollovers of Certain Military Death Payments
- —–[8] Surviving Spouse Election to Become Owner
- —–[9] Income Tax Withholding
- § 6.02 Contributions to a Roth IRA
- —–[1] Types of Contributions to Fund a Roth IRA
- —–[2] TQR Contributions to Roth IRAs
- ———-[a] Taxation of TQR Contributions
- —————[i] Taxation of TQR Contributions Generally
- —————[ii] Passing a TQR Contribution from a Qualified Plan through IRAs
- —————[iii] Relative Timing of an IRA Roth Conversion and Qualified Plan Rollover
- —————[iv] TQR Contribution from Qualified Plan with Personal Retention of Investment
- —————[v] Tracing Funds from a Qualified Plan through an IRA to a Roth IRA
- —————[vi] Special Treatment of Distributions of Employee Contributions
- —————[vii] Multiple Rollovers from a Single Distribution by a Qualified Plan
- —————[viii] Applicability of Substance-Over-Form Doctrines to TQR Contributions
- ——————–[A] The Substance-Over-Form Doctrine
- ——————–[B] Step Transaction Doctrine Not Applicable to TQR Contributions Using IRA as Conduit
- ——————–[C] Combining Direct and Indirect TQR Contributions
- ——————–[D] TQR Contributions in Different Years
- ——————–[E] Lack of Intent to Complete Simultaneous Steps
- ——————–[F] Step Transactions and the Passage of Time
- —————[ix] Special Deferral of Tax on TQR Contributions Made in 2010
- —————[x] Income Tax Withholding and Additional Tax for Premature Distribution
- ———-[b] Eligibility to Make TQR Contributions
- —————[i] Eligibility for TQR Contributions Generally
- —————[ii] Failure to Satisfy Rollover Conditions
- ———-[c] Methods for Making TQR Contributions
- —————[i] Choice of TQR Contribution Methods
- —————[ii] Requirements for an Indirect Rollover
- ———-[d] Recharacterization of TQR Contributions
- —————[i] Tax Treatment of Recharacterizations of TQR Contributions
- —————[ii] Requirements for Recharacterization
- —————[iii] Grant of Additional Time for Recharacterization
- ——————–[A] Requirements for Grant of Additional Time for Recharacterization
- ——————–[B] Failure to Recharacterize Not Discovered
- ——————–[C] Intervening Events beyond Taxpayer’s Control
- ——————–[D] Unaware of Need for Recharacterization Despite Reasonable Diligence
- ——————–[E] Reliance on Qualified Tax Professional
- —————[iv] Denial of Additional Time for Recharacterization
- —————[v] Subsequent Transfers of Recharacterized Funds
- —————[vi] Recharacterization of Contributed Assets That Decline in Value
- ———-[e] TQR Contributions by Surviving Spouses and Other Beneficiaries
- —–[3] Rollovers from Designated Roth Accounts
- —–[4] Rollover Contributions Between Roth IRAs
- ———-[a] Choice of Indirect Rollover or Trustee-to-Trustee Transfer
- ———-[b] Requirements for an Indirect Rollover
- ———-[c] Only One Rollover per Year
- ———-[d] Rollover Available to Beneficiary Who is Surviving Spouse
- —–[5] Nontaxable Rollovers of Certain Military Death Payments
- —–[6] After-Tax Contributions from a Qualifying Military Reservist
- § 6.03 Tax-Free Qualified Distributions from Roth IRAs
- —–[1] Qualified Distribution Defined
- —–[2] Excess Contributions
- —–[3] No Carryover of Five-Year Period from a Designated Roth Account
- § 6.04 Taxation of Nonqualified Distributions from Roth IRAs
- —–[1] Nonqualified Distributions in General
- —–[2] Classification and Taxation of Components of Nonqualified Distributions
- —–[3] The Ten Percent Additional Tax on Early Distributions
- ———-[a] Exceptions to the Additional Tax Common to IRAs and Roth IRAs
- ———-[b] Special Exception for Previously Taxed Components
- § 6.05 Illustrations of Long-Term Tax Savings Afforded by Roth IRAs
- —–[1] Long-Term Tax Savings Due to Tax Rate Differential
- —–[2] Long-Term Tax Savings Due to Transfer of High Income Assets
- —–[3] Transfers to Roth IRAs When Funds Not Needed in Retirement
- —–[4] Retention of Funds in Both Traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs
- —–[5] Potential Collateral Benefits of TQR Contributions
- § 6.06 Transfers of Roth IRAs Incident to Divorce or Legal Separation
- § 6.07 Surviving Spouse’s Election to Become the Owner of a Roth IRA
- § 6.08 Inherited Roth IRAs
- § 6.09 Personal Borrowing While Maintaining a Roth IRA
- § 6.10 Retiree’s Payment of Roth IRA Expenses
- § 6.11 Tax-Free Restorative Payments
- § 6.12 Enhancement of an Annuity Contract on Demutualization of the Issuer
- § 6.13 Applicability of Community Property Laws to Roth IRAs
- § 6.14 Arrangements Improperly Shifting Value to a Roth IRA from Related Entities
- —–[1] Value Shifts to a Roth IRA Generally
- —–[2] Roth Value Shifts Attacked as Prohibited Transactions
- —–[3] Roth Value Shifts Attacked by Reallocating Income and Deductions
- —–[4] Roth Value Shifts Attacked Under the Substance-Over-Form Doctrine
- § 6.15 Tax Withholding from Distributions Made by Roth IRAs
- —–[1] Withholding Tax on Nonqualified Distributions from Roth IRAs
- —–[2] Election to Eliminate Withholding Tax for Nonqualified Distributions
- —–[3] TQR Contributions to Roth IRAs
- § 6.16 Tax on Net Investment Income Not Applicable
- § 6.17 Estate or Gift Tax Imposed on Roth IRA Benefits
» Chapter 7 – DESIGNATED ROTH ACCOUNTS