Guest MarkK Posted February 9, 1999 Posted February 9, 1999 We converted to Roth IRA and had taxes withheld at the time. After discovering we are over the 100K AGI limit we want to recharacterize back to a traditional IRA. Can the withheld taxes be restored to the traditional IRA as well, or are we required to pay both taxes and 10% penalty on this money?
BPickerCPA Posted February 10, 1999 Posted February 10, 1999 The taxes are deemed to be a withdrawal. You would have 60 days to restore the money to an IRA. IF you are past the 60 days, then you CANNOT restore the money to the IRA, and you must pay tax and penalty on it. Barry Picker, CPA/PFS, CFP New York, NY www.BPickerCPA.com
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