learn more<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
plus: what rules apply if…<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- you pass away before<\/span> your required beginning date<\/li>\n
- you pass away on or after<\/span> your required beginning date<\/li>\n
- your beneficiary is a designated<\/span> beneficiary<\/li>\n
- your beneficiary is an eligible<\/span> designated beneficiary<\/li>\n
- you have no designated beneficiary<\/span> or eligible designated beneficiary of your retirement account<\/li>\n
- you have multiple<\/span> adult designated beneficiaries of your ira account<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
whether you are a general practitioner, tax or retirement specialist, you must<\/span> know these rules. <\/em><\/strong>failure to do so\u00a0may result in substantial irs sanctions of 25 percent of the amount involved in the error, including pyramiding penalties for your clients.<\/p>\nwebcast:<\/strong> 2 hours. study guide:<\/strong> 47 pages. the instant-download pdf study guide<\/strong> includes instructions and links to the video webcast. sorry, no cpe. download<\/strong> to up to five devices within 90 days of purchase. (limitations and terms apply.)<\/p>\ncontents<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- changes to the required beginning date rules<\/li>\n
- what rules apply if you pass away prior to your required beginning date, having your estate as the beneficiary of your ira account<\/li>\n
- what rules apply if you pass away on or after january 1, 2020, and prior to your required beginning date having a designated beneficiary of your ira account<\/li>\n
- application of the rules that apply if the ira owner dies on or after january 1, 2020, and prior to his\/her required beginning date, having a mere ira designated beneficiary as the beneficiary of his\/her required beginning date<\/li>\n
- what rules apply if you pass away on or after january 1, 2020, on or after your required beginning date, having a mere designated beneficiary as the beneficiary of your ira account<\/li>\n
- what rules apply if you pass away on or after january 1, 2020, on or after your required beginning date, having your estate or a nonqualifying trust as the beneficiary of your ira account<\/li>\n
- rules that apply when an ira owner has a child beneficiary that has not attained the age of majority (the child\u2019s 21st<\/sup> birthday) at the time of the ira owner\u2019s death<\/li>\n
- what rules apply if you have multiple adult healthy designated beneficiaries of your ira account<\/li>\n
- surviving spouse eligible designated beneficiary rules (complex, but you must know the rules)<\/li>\n
- comments to irs letter ruling 200644022 dated august 22, 2006<\/li>\n
- comment letter to treasury department dated september 25, 2024, involving significant issues<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
appendix<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- updated life expectancy distribution period tables used for purposes of determining<\/li>\n
- minimum required distributions<\/li>\n
- table ii<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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