Client's mother died. She has inherited all her mother's annuities and one IRA. Most of the 1099's came with dist code 4, but one came with 4A. This might qualify for 10 year averaging? How do I know if any of the rest qualify, or do I just go by the code. Most of the annuities had quite a bit of money, but not much taxable. Perhaps she had only taken them out a few years ago? Any general guidelines or questions I should ask client?
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Originally posted by JenMO View PostClient's mother died. She has inherited all her mother's annuities and one IRA. Most of the 1099's came with dist code 4, but one came with 4A. This might qualify for 10 year averaging? How do I know if any of the rest qualify, or do I just go by the code. Most of the annuities had quite a bit of money, but not much taxable. Perhaps she had only taken them out a few years ago? Any general guidelines or questions I should ask client?
ten year average. (does it? for the beneficiary?)ChEAr$,
Harlan Lunsford, EA n LA
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