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| In microsoft.public.money, John wrote: - quote - > I recently inherited an IRA from my father. According to
I would select Other Income as the Category and create "Dad's IRA"> IRS regulations, I need to take distributions from this > money. There is no penelty in this case; however, the > distributions are taxable. My question is this? > How do you report distributions (withdrawls) from an IRA > in microsoft money? How do show that the withdrawls are > taxable? as the Subcategory. In setting this up, I would select IRA/Pension Income as the group this falls under. Alternatively you could choose to make "Dad's IRA" the Category and initially have no Subcategory. You are normally going to use the 1099-R data that will be mailed to you for filling out your actual taxes. The taxable amount will appear in line 2a, if I read correctly. |
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| I recently inherited an IRA from my father. According to IRS regulations, I need to take distributions from this money. There is no penelty in this case; however, the distributions are taxable. My question is this? How do you report distributions (withdrawls) from an IRA in microsoft money? How do show that the withdrawls are taxable? |
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