Guest MEGary Posted January 26, 2001 Posted January 26, 2001 A plan with pooled investments pays out a participant 100% of her account balance even though she is only 20% vested. In addition, the distribution was a lump sum to the participant and no taxes were withheld from the distribution. How do we handle this? Should we try to recover the 80% she is not entitled to (probably a lost cause) as well as the 20% that should have been withheld for taxes. Then, deposit the 80% back to the plan, forward the 20% withholding as taxes and amend the 1099-R for 2000? Does anyone have any comments?
RCK Posted January 26, 2001 Posted January 26, 2001 Yes, that's what you have to try to do. It's what you when that does not happen that I think gets interesting. Do you then report the 20% as a distribution from a qualified plan and the balance as ordinary income? I don't think that you do anything about the missed withholding.
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