doombuggy Posted December 2, 2009 Posted December 2, 2009 I know this doesn't come up too often (at least not in our office), but we were having a discussion on it. so tell me what you think: Participant A turns 55 in 2009 and terminates on 12/1/2009. She requests a lump sum distribution. Should her code be a 2 and does she get a 10% early w/d penalty? Participant B turns 55 in 2009 and terminated on 12/1/2007. He also requests a lump sum distribution. Should his code be a 2 and does he get s 10% early w/d penalty? Our opinion of the instructions would be yes & no for A, no & yes for B, with his code being a 1. Thoughts? QKA, QPA, ERPA
Guest PensionPrincess Posted December 2, 2009 Posted December 2, 2009 I was just looking up this situation this week! You are correct - To avoid the 10% penalty tax, the employee has to receive the distribution AFTER separation from service, and separation has to occur during or AFTER the employee reaches age 55. Participant B terminated BEFORE attaining age 55 in your example.
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