Total Credits: 8 including 8 Taxes - Technical
Most individuals will accumulate a significant amount of wealth through contributions or rollovers from qualified plans into IRAs. Although the rules in this area provide for tremendous planning opportunities, they are very complex. The purpose of this course is to provide insight into this important area of practice.
*Distinguish between various types of IRAs
*Explain how Roth IRAs fit into a taxpayer's retirement and estate planning *Describe the basics of regular, employer-sponsored SEPs and salary-reduction SEPs *Discuss the basics of SIMPLE IRAs
*Apply the general rules applicable to all rollover transactions
*Define the vocabulary associated with the minimum distribution rules *Summarize the basic features and planning concepts of annuities
*Describe the estate planning ramifications of qualified benefits
*Best Ways to Pass an IRA on to a Beneficiary
*Avoiding Penalties *Rollovers "Tips and Traps"
*Regular, non-deductible, and Roth IRAs - Limits, Benefits, and Rules
*SIMPLEs and SEPs
*Distribution Regulations
*Splitting an IRA
*Comparative Modeling for Substantially Equal Payment Options *Estate Planning Issues when Dealing with IRAs
*Late-Breaking Tax Legislation, Regulations, and Rulings
Manual - Complete Strategies (7.79 MB) | Available after Purchase |
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Presentation Slides - Complete Strategies (0.55 MB) | Available after Purchase |
James L. McCoy, CPA, is a managing member of Surgent McCoy CPE, LLC, a firm specializing in CPE course development. He currently services tax and consulting clients from his Raleigh, N.C. office. Mr. McCoy has more than 25 years of experience in local and national firm tax departments specializing in taxation of individuals and closely held family businesses. In addition, he is a highly rated discussion leader known for his ability to communicate complex technical issues in an easy-to-understand, practical manner.
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