Frequently Asked Question

November 29 2006 | Filed Under ยป ,

Do I have to continue SEPPs for an inherited IRA?

You may discontinue the payments. Once the person who is taking the substantially equal periodic payment (SEPP) dies or becomes disabled, the SEPP can be discontinued. For this purpose, disability must satisfy the definition under Internal Revenue Code § 72(m)(7).

To learn more, read Rules Regarding Substantially Equal Periodic Payments and How do IRA SEPPs work?

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