Retirement Planning- 11 Post death Distribution Requirements Relative to Beneficiary Type Flashcards

1
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Demonstrate the impact of estate and income tax on an IRA.

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2
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IRD deduction is taken as the income is __________

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received by the beneficiaries

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3
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What is Income in Respect of a Decedent

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Applies to income the decedent had the right to, but
never received

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4
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IRS code section 691(c) allows a deduction for
estate tax paid ________

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on IRA and Qualified Plan assets.

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5
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IRD Deduction for retirement plan

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Minimizes income tax liability for beneficiaries

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6
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What are the IRS tables to calculate retirement distributions at death?

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7
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What are the qualifications of designated beneficiaries?

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Designated Beneficiaries:
* Must be an individual
* Do not have to be identified by name, but must be
identifiable as of designation date
* Certain trusts can qualify for “see-through” treatment
* Estates, charities, partnerships, corporations, or LLCs
do not qualify
Beneficiary Planning

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8
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Depict a flow chart to demonstrate all the people that an IRA owner and is in charge of in the context of beneficiary planning

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9
Q

Depict a flow chart to demonstrate how the distributions of death are allocated?

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10
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Who does a retirement account beneficiary split its assets with (3 people)?

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11
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What are the qualifications of an eligible designated beneficiary?

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Spouse of the decedent
➢ Disabled beneficiary
➢ Chronically Ill
beneficiary
➢ Individuals not >10 years
younger than decedent
➢ Minor child of the
decedent (until age of
majority)
➢ *Certain Trusts

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12
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What are the qualfications of a non-eligible
Designated
Beneficiary (10-year rule)?

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Non-Spouses >10
years younger than
decedent
➢ *Certain Trusts

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13
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What are the qualifications of a non-designated
Beneficiary
(5-year rule or
As Rapidly As)?

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Charities
➢ Decedent’s Estate
➢ *Certain Trusts

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14
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What are the qualifications of a non-designated
Beneficiary
(5-year rule or
As Rapidly As)?

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15
Q

Depict how distributions of death would be allocated for multiple beneficiaries?

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16
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Account beneficiaries are determined by the designated date which is?

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(September 30 of year following death of IRA Owner)
Separate accounts rule by December 31st of the year after death

17
Q

What are the benefits of stretching out beneficiary distributions?

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Smaller required minimum distribution
* Minimization of tax liability and extension of tax deferral
– At least for 10 years?
* Flexibility for beneficiaries in timing receipt of income
* Potentially longer stream of payments
* Only matters if beneficiaries will leave the money in the
IRA (or if they have to!