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At 61 -1st time home buyer. Like to use a 20 yr old IRA as $down. Will normal tax bracket % apply on the IRA (as income) after the 1st 10K (1st time buyers' allowance)?
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At 61 -1st time home buyer. Like to use a 20 yr old IRA as $down. Will normal tax bracket % apply on the IRA (as income) after the 1st 10K (1st time buyers' allowance)?
You misunderstand. The first time home buyer exemptions is only for the 10% early distribution penalty, not the normal tax. The penalty only applies if you are under age 59 1/2 so at 61 there is no penalty reguardless of what you do with the money.
**Disclaimer: This post is for discussion purposes only and is NOT tax advice. The author takes no responsibility for the accuracy of any information in this post.**
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At 61 -1st time home buyer. Like to use a 20 yr old IRA as $down. Will normal tax bracket % apply on the IRA (as income) after the 1st 10K (1st time buyers' allowance)?
The first 10,000 is only for a penalty if you were under 59 1/2 and have a 10% Early Withdrawal Penalty. You are older so no penalty. Either way the whole distribution is taxable (over any basis you might have) and may push you into a higher tax bracket. So be careful.
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At 61 -1st time home buyer. Like to use a 20 yr old IRA as $down. Will normal tax bracket % apply on the IRA (as income) after the 1st 10K (1st time buyers' allowance)?
Thank you!
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