Im receiving a lump sum payout from divorce, not designated as spousal
support or alimony; just a lump sum payment to settle. What forms do I
need to claim on my taxes?
I would think that normally the W2 would have a blank box 1 and I am not
sure why on a non-taxable benefit, SS and medicare taxes would be taken
out (based on $5K and not the entire $50K) unless this portion of the
payments was considered taxable. No...read more
I'm 65, retired, and inherited a traditional IRA. I'm an "eligible
designated beneficiary," and so can take distributions within a 10-year
period, or over my expected lifetime. I am inclined to take the
distributions over my expected lifetime, but po...read more
Hello, In April 2024 my wife filed an application for Social security
benefits (she will be 70), which she supposed to receive in July 2024.
Because of this, she was automatically and retroactively enrolled in
Medicare part A. She is still working an...read more
I made an early withdrawal on my 401(k) in 2023 which produced a 1099-R.
I uploaded this to TurboTax and answered all of the questions. I know
that I am subject to the 10% tax penalty for an early distribution and I
do not qualify for any exceptions,...read more
I need to take money out of my IRA but because I'm younger than 59.5 it
will have the 10% penalty on it. The withdrawal calculator asks how much
you would like to receive in your account and then has areas where you
can fill in the tax percentages fo...read more
I made a last-minute contribution to my Roth IRA on April 15 this year
after discovering that I was eligible for a match. I had already filed
my federal return months prior. Cut to today: I realized I was over the
income limit to contribute directly ...read more