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Required Minimum Distributions: Compliance and Planning

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Virtual

4.00 Credits

Member Price $219.00

Non-Member Price $309.00

Overview

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This course qualifies for EA/IRS and CFP credit. If you need EA/IRS credit, please contact Tyler Dion (tdion@masscpas.org) after you have registered and provide him your PTIN number.

Required minimum distributions (RMDs) from employer retirement plans and IRAs must be made or steep penalties will be incurred. Planning opportunities exist in certain situations to minimize distributions. Also, special rules exist for inherited retirement funds. Your clients depend on you to help them navigate the rules regarding required minimum distributions and the taxation of distributions. This course addresses compliance issues and planning opportunities regarding required minimum distributions.

Firms/companies with fewer than 50 staff can be reimbursed up to 100% of the cost of training and firms/companies with 50-100 employees can be reimbursed up to 50% of the cost of training. You must register for the course and apply for reimbursement through the Workforce Training Express Fund website a minimum of three weeks prior to the start of the course to be eligible. The course code for this program is C-3097. To learn more, click here or contact Julia Ekelund at jekelund@masscpas.org.

Highlights

Minimum distribution requirement changes by the SECURE Act 2.0 Latest IRS guidance, including final regulations The calculation of required minimum distributions using the Uniform Life Table Required minimum distributions from multiple accounts New §401(k) rules of SECURE Act 2.0 Inherited employer retirement accounts and IRAs: Changes to spousal and non-spousal beneficiary distribution options and stretch IRAs under the SECURE Act Required minimum distributions in the year of death Roth conversions for estate planning and avoiding required minimum distributions Timing of distributions for maximum tax-free compounding Section 529 rollovers to Roth accounts under SECURE Act 2.0 Qualified charitable distributions from IRAs and the relationship between deductible IRAs and QCDs under the new anti-abuse rules. Includes SECURE Act 2.0 rollovers to CRUTs and CRATs Taxation of distributions Penalties for missed required minimum distributions and reasonable cause for abatement of penalties. Includes SECURE Act 2.0 changes

Designed For

Any tax practitioner that desires to improve customer service related to required minimum distribution compliance and planning

Objectives

Understand the calculation of required minimum distributions Understand when required minimum distributions are required Understand how to treat inherited retirement accounts and how to utilize stretch IRAs Understand the importance of designated beneficiaries of retirement accounts Discuss the process of requesting the abatement of penalties for failure to make required minimum distributions and how to correct a failure to make a required distribution Understand how to handle an incorrect Form 1099-R Discuss how distributions are taxed when the retirement account has basis that can be returned free of tax Understand the changes to RMD, penalty, and rollover rules under SECURE Act 2.0

Leader(s):

Leader Bios

Douglas Stives, Surgent McCoy CPE LLC

Douglas Stives started his accounting career with Price Waterhouse and joined the Curchin Group in Red Bank, NJ in 1970. He specializes in tax and financial planning for individuals and small businesses. Mr. Stives is a frequent public speaker and serves as an instructor for various courses. He has appeared on national and local television including CNN, CNBC, MS/NBC, FOX, PBS, and all three major networks. He is quoted frequently in national publications including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Fortune, Money, Business Week, and USA Today. In 1989-1990, he was president of the 14,000-member New Jersey Society of CPAs. In 1993 Doug was a member of New Jersey Governor Whitman’s transition team. From 1988 until 1995 Doug served on AICPA Council, the governing body of the 330,000 member organization. He has chaired several AICPA committees. He is immediate past chairman of the Community YMCA Board of Directors, a director of the Academy of Finance, a director of the American Tax Policy Institute, and a board member of the Community Foundation of Monmouth County. Mr. Stives holds BA and MBA degrees in accounting from Lehigh University. He passed the AICPA examination for financial planning and received his PFS (Personal Financial Specialist) certificate. He also passed the Series 7 and Series 66 N.A.S.D. examinations, which enable him to provide investment advice and manage securities accounts.

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Non-Member Price $309.00

Member Price $219.00