Hi I was on FMLA and had to make two early IRA withdrawals to pay for mortgage and other living expenses. Does it qualify as an exception to the 10% penalty tax?

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None of the exceptions to the 10% penalty apply to your situation. There is no exception for being on FMLA, or for mortgage payments or other normal living expenses.

Schedule E: No expenses are deductible because we didn't rent it and used it for ourselves. Do we have to report the expenses?

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Hi I was on FMLA and had to make two early IRA withdrawals to pay for mortgage and other living expenses. Does it qualify as an exception to the 10% penalty tax?

Hi I was on FMLA and had to make two early IRA withdrawals to pay for mortgage and other living expenses. Does it qualify as an exception to the 10% penalty tax?

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Hi I was on FMLA and had to make two early IRA withdrawals to pay for mortgage and other living expenses. Does it qualify as an exception to the 10% penalty tax?

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