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I know that we can take a withdrawal from my daughter's 529 account with no penalty (taxes to be paid on earnings) to compensate for a scholarship she was awarded. My question is - does the withdrawal have to occur in the same year the scholarship was received? My daughter is a senior and I only realized we could do this earlier this year but she has received scholarships her entire four years of school. Can we take a withdrawal now without penalty for a scholarship she received in a prior year?
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Q. Does the withdrawal have to occur in the same year the scholarship was received, to qualify for the penalty exception?
A. Yes.
Q. Can we take a withdrawal now without penalty for a scholarship she received in a prior year?
A. No.
For more discussion, on this topic, including an opinion that you can claim the exception, see this old thread:
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Q. Does the withdrawal have to occur in the same year the scholarship was received, to qualify for the penalty exception?
A. Yes.
Q. Can we take a withdrawal now without penalty for a scholarship she received in a prior year?
A. No.
For more discussion, on this topic, including an opinion that you can claim the exception, see this old thread:
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