Is it a traditional IRA if it was put in before taxes out of my check

[craigse]

Is it a traditional IRA if it was deduced  before taxes where taken out of my check

[RayW7]

Yes, traditional IRA's are generally funded with pre tax income. 

Two of the most popular Individual Retirement Account plans are the Traditional IRA and the Roth IRA. The main difference between the two is when you get taxed.

• In a Traditional IRA, you generally don't pay taxes on your contributions and earned interest until you make withdrawals. In other words, you are getting a tax deduction now and will pay the taxes later when this investment is withdrawn, according to the distribution age requirements.
• In a Roth IRA, you don't get to deduct your contributions. However, because Roth IRAs are funded with after-tax dollars (money that's already been taxed), you will pay taxes on your contributions but will not pay taxes when you withdraw them in the future, if you meet the age distribution requirements.

To sum it up, you can either pay the tax now with a Roth IRA, or pay the tax in the future with a Traditional IRA.

[lindleykatelyn8]

Dose tpg hold tax refunds 

[ToddL99]

Who is "tpg"?

[lindleykatelyn8]

Taxs product group 

[ToddL99]

No, the Santa Barbara Tax Products Group will not "hold your refund" - they only deduct your TurboTax fees. 

They are the company that processes the refund whenever you choose to have your TurboTax fees deducted from your federal.

The refund is sent to them, the fees are deducted, and then the remainder is sent to your bank.