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    client's mom died in december. she had a 401K or IRA and beneficiaries are three siblings, client was asking if he could take his share and roll it over into his own 401K . wasn't there a change last year or 2 years ago that would allow someone other than spouse to roll over such accounts instead of withdrawal within the 5 years after death. he thinks his siblings will be taking their shares in a lump sum. they won't be subject to the penalty will they? they are under 40.

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    1. Yes, one child can now rollover and begin distributions. Can defer for 2009 if owner was under RMD rules.
    2. Other children can take theirs in lump-sum, and pay the tax, but no penalty due to death exception.

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      #3
      I agree

      Burke has it right each child has the right to take the money in their own way

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        #4
        thanks

        to both for prompt response. i'm advising my client to roll over his distribution into his own pension plan. i really enjoy reading all the posts on this board. I get instruction, comedy, insight, i feel like i'm not alone .

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          #5
          Comedy???

          Originally posted by taxmom34 View Post
          to both for prompt response. i'm advising my client to roll over his distribution into his own pension plan. i really enjoy reading all the posts on this board. I get instruction, comedy, insight, i feel like i'm not alone .
          Are you referring to Black Bart?

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            #6
            Rollover Chart

            For those interested, the IRS has an excellent rollover chart at: http://www.irs.gov/retirement/articl...160469,00.html

            Once there, scroll down and the Rollover Chart link will open the file

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              #7
              thanks, printed chart and giving copy to any of my clients who have questions about rollovers. thanks

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