
As I’ve mentioned here on the blog before, I consider self-directed IRAs to be a minefield. Michael Kitces recently provided a thorough walkthrough of the various ways in which a self-directed IRA owner can run afoul of the prohibited transaction rules.
- Prohibited Transaction Rules That Can Disqualify A Self-Directed IRA from Michael Kitces
Other Recommended Reading
- How to Avoid a Retirement Disaster from Barry Ritholtz
- IRS Gives Taxpayers Relief from Erroneous HSA Contributions from Sally Schreiber
- 17 Ways to Screw Up a Backdoor Roth IRA from Jim Dahle
- My 2017 Retirement Income Taxes from Darrow Kirkpatrick
- Side Hustle Ratings from $ideHusl
- Proactive Section 199A Deduction Strategies for Small Business Owners from Jeffrey Levine
- 401(k) Lawsuits Are Surging. Here’s What It Means for You from Alicia Munnell
- Complexity Not Helping Bond Funds from Larry Swedroe
Thanks for reading!
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