When Are IRA Funds Taxed?

Posted by William Byrnes on January 27, 2014

Q. When are funds in an IRA taxed?

Funds accumulated in a traditional IRA generally are not taxable until they actually are distributed. Funds accumulated in a Roth IRA may or may not be taxable on actual distribution. Special rules may treat funds accumulated in an IRA as a “deemed distribution” and, thus, includable in income.

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