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Do I have to claim money that I paid into my current 401K as income?

Since I am currently putting a % of my check into my 401k and my company matches up to a certain % and I am not to the age of withdraw and I have not borrowed against my 401k, do I have to claim any of the money in my 401k as income right now?

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No, you do not need to claim any of the money in your 401(K) as income right now. This money won't be taxed until you withdraw it.

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No, you do not need to claim any of the money in your 401(K) as income right now. This money won't be taxed until you withdraw it.

I was supposed to receive $500 out of my return immediately and then get the rest after my return is done but I never received any of my money. Why?

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