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Level 15

Retirement tax questions

A deemed distribution occurs if there is a failure to meet the terms of the loan, such as failing to repay the loan timely.

 

A deemed distribution makes the loan taxable but does not satisfy the loan.  The loan must still be repaid, but repayments become after-tax basis in the plan so that the amount is not subject to double taxation.  Because you were under age 59½ at the time of the deemed distribution, the taxable amount is also subject to a 10% early-distribution penalty.

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