Is the traditional IRA age requirement of under 70 1/2 applicable to SEP IRA's?
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Originally posted by UnregisteredIs the traditional IRA age requirement of under 70 1/2 applicable to SEP IRA's?
Are you talking about a self-employed person contributing to a SEP-IRA or an employer contributing for an employee?
Are you talking about the SEP-IRA requirements for contributions or withdrawals for a person over the age of 70½?
Restate your question and I am sure someone here will give you the answer.
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TTB, page 13-25 "No deduction is allowed for contributions to an IRA for any year in which the individual has reached age 70 1/2 or older. However, this rule does not apply to SEP-IRAs or SIMPLE-IRAs."
It then provides citations and rules for other retirement plans and self-employed individuals.
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