QCDs, Inherited IRAs, Contribution Limits, and Capital Gains Tax: Q&A #2202

January 8, 2022

QCDs, Inherited IRAs, Contribution Limits, and Capital Gains Tax: Q&A #2202

Chris and Bob discuss questions from listeners relating to QCDs, inherited IRAs, contribution limits, and capital gains tax on properties.

(4:30) A Texan listener looks for advice on either paying taxes from an IRA or making qualified charitable distribution (QCD).

(19:00) An Indianan listener asks how an inherited IRA affects the ability to do a backdoor Roth contribution.

(30:15) George from Connecticut looks for clarification on annual contribution limits for a variety of retirement accounts.

(46:15) A listener from Kansas asks about the taxable gains associated with a rental property that they rented and moved into later on.

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