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How to remove the excess IRA contribution with gain?
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You should withdraw the earnings related to the excess contribution. Your financial institution must be able to calculate that amount of earnings for you.
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Since the calculation is very complex it is highly recommended you have the custodian calculate it.
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I asked, they said, I need talk with tax adviser, they can't tell me how to do it.
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I suspect any custodian that will take your IRA money is required to do this if requested. There is a form to be submitted, called "Request for Removal of Excess Contribution"
call and ask for the form, or find it on their website.
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I did summit the form provided by the financial institute. They returned my form said the withdraw amount is wrong, because I didn't include the gain. I call them for the right amount, how to calculate the gain I need to add to the withdraw amount, they didn't give me answer, just said I need talk with tax adviser.