The PLR was issued on 6 August and allows advisory fees to be withdrawn from a non-qualified fixed-indexed annuity without creating a
taxable event for the client.
Judge Diane Johnsen, writing for the court, said there's a key difference between the act of renting a car and actually operating it, arguing that the "
taxable event that triggers the surcharge is the rental of a vehicle, not its operation or use."
For equitable recoupment to apply, a taxpayer must establish that (1) the overpayment or deficiency for which recoupment is sought by way of offset is barred by an expired period of limitation; (2) the time-barred overpayment or deficiency arose out of the same
taxable event as the overpayment before the court; (3) the
taxable event has been inconsistently subjected to two taxes; and (4) there is sufficient identity of interest between the taxpayers subject to the two taxes that the taxpayers should be treated as one.
When a customer is awarded "points" that can be redeemed for merchandise, is the award itself a
taxable event? Or must the points be redeemed first?
The court ruled the PS10million payment was an unlawful transaction but the HMRC treat it as a
taxable event. This is utter nonsense.
I explained that she was creating a large
taxable event for herself, and that she was better off keeping the money in the IRA and potentially changing the investments therein to make them more easily accessible.
If you happen to be wondering whether selling Bitcoin to buy Ethereum is a
taxable event, the answer is yes.
“They have the default on the 401(k) that lowers their balance, and they also have the
taxable event, which may limit their ability to contribute to their 401(k) with their next employer.
(32) Any qualified payment made within four years of such payment's due date is deemed to have been paid on the due date; provided, however, this four-year grace period does not extend beyond a
taxable event (defined below) (i.e., the payment must be received before a
taxable event to be deemed paid on the due date).
If this form is not complete or is inaccurate, the IRS can make the entire IRA a
taxable event to your client.
