SECURE Act 2.0 Allows QCDs of $50,000 to Split-interest Entity
By Denise Appleby Prior to SECURE Act 2.0, an IRA owner’s qualified charitable distribution (QCD) was limited to $100,000 per year. In addition to meeting
By Denise Appleby Prior to SECURE Act 2.0, an IRA owner’s qualified charitable distribution (QCD) was limited to $100,000 per year. In addition to meeting
By Denise Appleby Sometimes clients need retirement funds before 59½, but breaking any of the governing rules for 72(t) payments will mean paying taxes waived
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