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Old 10-25-2008, 09:40 PM
Katie
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Default Re: Multi Level Partnerships (MLPs) in an IRA / Schedule K-1 Incomein an IRA

On Oct 21, 10:56*am, jbccpa <bcoll...[at]satx.rr.com> wrote:
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> On Oct 20, 11:46*am, "Will" <westes-...[at]noemail.nospam> wrote:
> > A very common organization for oil and gas partnerships these days is the
> > multi-level partnership (MLP). * *As I understand it, MLPs distribute their
> > income out to the "unit holders" (limited partners) and generate a Schedule
> > K-1 for use on the limited partner's tax return. * * *My question is what
> > happens when K-1 income is received into an IRA? * *Is tax deferred on that
> > income as it is for capital gains and qualified dividend income?
> > --
> > Will

> FYI,
> MLP is an initialism for Master Limited Partnership; not, Multi Level
> Partnership..



Maybe a confusion with multi-level marketing (MLM) <G> .

Katie in San Diego

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Old 10-21-2008, 05:56 PM
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Default Re: Multi Level Partnerships (MLPs) in an IRA / Schedule K-1 Incomein an IRA

On Oct 20, 11:46*am, "Will" <westes-...[at]noemail.nospam> wrote:
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> A very common organization for oil and gas partnerships these days is the
> multi-level partnership (MLP). * *As I understand it, MLPs distribute their
> income out to the "unit holders" (limited partners) and generate a Schedule
> K-1 for use on the limited partner's tax return. * * *My question is what
> happens when K-1 income is received into an IRA? * *Is tax deferred on that
> income as it is for capital gains and qualified dividend income?
> --
> Will


FYI,

MLP is an initialism for Master Limited Partnership; not, Multi Level
Partnership..

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Old 10-21-2008, 05:53 PM
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Default Re: Multi Level Partnerships (MLPs) in an IRA / Schedule K-1 Income in an IRA

In misc.taxes.moderated, Will wrote:

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> A very common organization for oil and gas partnerships these days is the
> multi-level partnership (MLP).


MLP is Master Limited Partnership. Many of these are PTPs (Publicly
Traded Partnership).

- quote -

> As I understand it, MLPs distribute their
> income out to the "unit holders" (limited partners) and generate a Schedule
> K-1 for use on the limited partner's tax return. My question is what
> happens when K-1 income is received into an IRA? Is tax deferred on that
> income as it is for capital gains and qualified dividend income?


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Old 10-20-2008, 07:49 PM
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Default Re: Multi Level Partnerships (MLPs) in an IRA / Schedule K-1 Income in an IRA

"Will" wrote:

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> Would UTBI be a rare thing for an oil and gas partnership?

Speaking strictly from what I hear, UBI seems quite common in IRA-held
MLP's, although I don't recall any specific comments regarding oil & gas.
It's rare that there's enough of it to require a 990T.

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Old 10-20-2008, 07:21 PM
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Default Re: Multi Level Partnerships (MLPs) in an IRA / Schedule K-1 Incomein an IRA

On Oct 20, 12:46*pm, "Will" <westes-...[at]noemail.nospam> wrote:
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> A very common organization for oil and gas partnerships these days is the
> multi-level partnership (MLP). * *As I understand it, MLPs distribute their
> income out to the "unit holders" (limited partners) and generate a Schedule
> K-1 for use on the limited partner's tax return. * * *My question is what
> happens when K-1 income is received into an IRA? * *Is tax deferred on that
> income as it is for capital gains and qualified dividend income?
> --
> Will

If I recall correctly, these K-1's come in with the custodian's tax
I.D. number on
them, so the taxpayer does not have to report anything. Just check
the K-1 when
it comes in to see if your social security number appears on it.

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Old 10-20-2008, 07:20 PM
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Default Re: Multi Level Partnerships (MLPs) in an IRA / Schedule K-1 Income in an IRA

"Arthur Kamlet" <kamlet[at]panix.com> wrote in message
news:gdidcv$h66$2[at]reader1.panix.com...
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> In article <4eudndmcY4YYm2HVnZ2dnUVZ_qrinZ2d[at]giganews.com> ,
> Will <westes-usc[at]noemail.nospam> wrote:
> > A very common organization for oil and gas partnerships these days is the
> > multi-level partnership (MLP). As I understand it, MLPs distribute

their
> > income out to the "unit holders" (limited partners) and generate a

Schedule
> > K-1 for use on the limited partner's tax return. My question is what
> > happens when K-1 income is received into an IRA? Is tax deferred on

that
> > income as it is for capital gains and qualified dividend income?

> Ingeneral there is no tax effect.
> In rare cases a hoilding might generate Unrelated Taxable Business
> Income. If your IRAs generate over $1000 of UBTI/year the custodian
> should calcuate the tax due on that income and pay it out of the IRA.


Would UTBI be a rare thing for an oil and gas partnership?

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Old 10-20-2008, 04:59 PM
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Default Re: Multi Level Partnerships (MLPs) in an IRA / Schedule K-1 Income in an IRA

In article <4eudndmcY4YYm2HVnZ2dnUVZ_qrinZ2d[at]giganews.com> ,
Will <westes-usc[at]noemail.nospam> wrote:
- quote -

> A very common organization for oil and gas partnerships these days is the
> multi-level partnership (MLP). As I understand it, MLPs distribute their
> income out to the "unit holders" (limited partners) and generate a Schedule
> K-1 for use on the limited partner's tax return. My question is what
> happens when K-1 income is received into an IRA? Is tax deferred on that
> income as it is for capital gains and qualified dividend income?



Ingeneral there is no tax effect.



In rare cases a hoilding might generate Unrelated Taxable Business
Income. If your IRAs generate over $1000 of UBTI/year the custodian
should calcuate the tax due on that income and pay it out of the IRA.


And charge you out of the IRA for handling the paperwork.
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ArtKamlet at a o l dot c o m Columbus OH K2PZH

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Old 10-20-2008, 04:46 PM
Will
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Default Multi Level Partnerships (MLPs) in an IRA / Schedule K-1 Income in an IRA

A very common organization for oil and gas partnerships these days is the
multi-level partnership (MLP). As I understand it, MLPs distribute their
income out to the "unit holders" (limited partners) and generate a Schedule
K-1 for use on the limited partner's tax return. My question is what
happens when K-1 income is received into an IRA? Is tax deferred on that
income as it is for capital gains and qualified dividend income?

--
Will

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