Hello I just realized I made over contribution to IRA by $10. The account was just funded on Apr 14. Called the bank and was told to do a distribution form. I was hoping to just change the contribution form and reduce the contribution by $10.
Other than filing 1040x, what else do I need to do for this over contribution? Do I need to fill out any extra form?
Thanks!
over contribution of IRA
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Not a cross border issue.
Not a cross border issue.
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Your bank should not have let you do this. Most online brokerages put the limits automatically.
You could ask them to make the 10$ a contibution towards your 2015 IRA limit, which the bank should have doen automatically.
Get a new IRA manager.
You could ask them to make the 10$ a contibution towards your 2015 IRA limit, which the bank should have doen automatically.
Get a new IRA manager.
nelsona non grata. Non pro. Please Search previous posts, no situation is unique as you might think. Happy Browsing
[quote="nelsona"]www.irs.gov
Not a cross border issue.[/quote]
Only cross border issues can be discussed here?
Not a cross border issue.[/quote]
Only cross border issues can be discussed here?
[quote="nelsona"]Your bank should not have let you do this. Most online brokerages put the limits automatically.
You could ask them to make the 10$ a contibution towards your 2015 IRA limit, which the bank should have doen automatically.
Get a new IRA manager.[/quote]
My bank can not do this for me because I am covered by an employment pension plan. So I have to calculate my own contribution limit. It's just a high interest IRA CD.
If I carry over this to 2015, don't I need to fill out form 5329? Form 5329 is supposed to be filed by Apr 15 if i have over contribution. I already missed the deadline because I just realized today there is over contribution (one 1099 interest slip was sent to the old address and forwarded to me just now after I filed my return 3 days ago. The extra $50 interest I would have to amend my return for is reducing my IRA limit by $10).
So i have two choices:
1. Do not withdraw the $10 over contribution. Carry it over to next year. 6% penalty is nothing considering its only $10 excess contribution. File amend return only for the unreported interest. File 5329 for this $10 although it's after Apr 15.
2. Withdraw the $10. Amend my return to add the extra interest income, and reduce my IRA deduction by $10. Do I also need to file form 5329 in this case?
Thanks!
You could ask them to make the 10$ a contibution towards your 2015 IRA limit, which the bank should have doen automatically.
Get a new IRA manager.[/quote]
My bank can not do this for me because I am covered by an employment pension plan. So I have to calculate my own contribution limit. It's just a high interest IRA CD.
If I carry over this to 2015, don't I need to fill out form 5329? Form 5329 is supposed to be filed by Apr 15 if i have over contribution. I already missed the deadline because I just realized today there is over contribution (one 1099 interest slip was sent to the old address and forwarded to me just now after I filed my return 3 days ago. The extra $50 interest I would have to amend my return for is reducing my IRA limit by $10).
So i have two choices:
1. Do not withdraw the $10 over contribution. Carry it over to next year. 6% penalty is nothing considering its only $10 excess contribution. File amend return only for the unreported interest. File 5329 for this $10 although it's after Apr 15.
2. Withdraw the $10. Amend my return to add the extra interest income, and reduce my IRA deduction by $10. Do I also need to file form 5329 in this case?
Thanks!