7) Solution :
Given data:
Client becomes age to this year = 70 1/2 years
His spouse age = 63
The value at the beginning of this year = $ 48,000
client takes money or with drawa = $ 1,000
Their Combined life expectancy = 27.4 years
Now we have to find out the :
The approximate net tax penalty :
Formula of net tax penalty = 50% of ( required minimum distribution - Client takes money )
Now, required minimum distribution = The value at the beginning of this year / life expectancy
= $ 48,000 / 27.4 years
= $1751.82
Now, net tax penalty = 50% of ( $1751.82 - $1000 )
= 50% of ( $ 751.82 )
=50/100 ( $ 751.82 )
= 0.5 ( $ 751.82 )
net tax penalty = $ 375.9
The net tax penalty = $ 376
Note:
What i am getting the answer is not available in the options, but the process is correct .
9) Solution :
Given data:
Retirement plan allowed at age = 52
Without additional tax = 10%
Now we have to find out the :
From the three statement which is correct :
From the question the correct answer is "option is A "
The option is A - 1 only
1) first point in the inquiry is qualified for untimely appropriation.
2) detachment from administration before 55 years (50 years for open well being representatives) of age is assessable.
3) is assessable.
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