Instructions For Form 5329 - Additional Taxes On Qualified Plans And Other Tax-Favored Accounts - 2001 Page 3

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Line 10
You withdraw any earnings on the
for Form 8606 for details. Do not include
withdrawn contribution and include the
rollovers in figuring your excess
If you contributed less to your traditional
earnings in gross income (see the
contributions.
IRAs for 2001 than your contribution limit
Instructions for Form 8606 for details).
for traditional IRAs, enter the difference.
You may withdraw some or all of your
Also, if you had not reached age 59
1
/
at
2
excess contributions for 2001 and they
If you are not married filing jointly, your
the time of the withdrawal, include the
will not be treated as having been
contribution limit for traditional IRAs is
earnings as an early distribution on line 1
contributed if:
the smaller of $2,000 or your taxable
of Form 5329 for the year in which you
You make the withdrawal by the due
compensation (see page 1). If you are
report the earnings.
date, including extensions, of your 2001
married filing jointly, your contribution limit
If you timely filed your return without
tax return and
is generally $2,000 and your spouse’s
withdrawing the excess contributions, you
You withdraw any earnings on the
limit is $2,000 as well. But if the combined
may still make the withdrawal no later
withdrawn contribution and include the
taxable compensation for you and your
than 6 months after the due date of your
earnings in gross income (see the
spouse is less than $4,000, see How
tax return, excluding extensions. If you
Instructions for Form 8606 for details).
Much Can Be Contributed? in Pub. 590
do, file an amended return with “Filed
Also, if you had not reached age 59
/
at
1
for special rules.
2
pursuant to section 301.9100-2” written at
the time of the withdrawal, include the
the top. Report any related earnings for
Also include on line 9a or 9b of the
earnings as an early distribution on line 1
2001 on the amended return and include
IRA Deduction Worksheet in the
of Form 5329 for the year in which you
an explanation of the withdrawal. Make
instructions for Form 1040, line 23, the
report the earnings.
any other necessary changes on the
smaller of (a) Form 5329, line 10, or (b)
If you timely filed your return without
amended return (for example, if you
the excess, if any, of Form 5329, line 9,
withdrawing the excess contributions, you
reported the contributions as excess
over the sum of Form 5329, lines 11 and
may still make the withdrawal no later
contributions on your original return,
12.
than 6 months after the due date of your
include an amended Form 5329 reflecting
tax return, excluding extensions. If you
Line 11
that the withdrawn contributions are no
do, file an amended return with “Filed
Enter on line 11 any withdrawals from
longer treated as having been
pursuant to section 301.9100-2” written at
your traditional IRAs that are included in
contributed).
the top. Report any related earnings for
your income. Do not include any
2001 on the amended return and include
Part IV—Tax on Excess
withdrawn contributions reported on line
an explanation of the withdrawal. Make
12.
any other necessary changes on the
Contributions to Roth IRAs
amended return (for example, if you
Line 12
If you contributed more to your Roth IRA
reported the contributions as excess
Enter any excess contributions to your
for 2001 than is allowable or you had an
contributions on your original return,
traditional IRAs for 1976 through 1999
excess contribution on line 24 of your
include an amended Form 5329 reflecting
that you had returned to you in 2001 and
2000 Form 5329, you may owe this tax.
that the withdrawn contributions are no
any 2000 excess contributions that you
But you may be able to avoid the tax on
longer treated as having been
had returned to you in 2001 after the due
any 2001 excess contributions (see the
contributed).
date (including extensions) of your 2000
instructions for line 23).
income tax return, that are included on
Part V—Tax on Excess
Line 19
line 9 if:
You did not claim a deduction for the
Contributions to Coverdell
If you contributed less to your Roth IRAs
excess and no traditional IRA deduction
for 2001 than your contribution limit for
ESAs
was allowable (without regard to the
Roth IRAs, enter the difference. Your
modified AGI limitation) for the
contribution limit for Roth IRAs is
If the contributions to your Coverdell
contribution and
generally your contribution limit for
ESAs for 2001 were more than is
The total contributions to your
traditional IRAs (see the instructions for
allowable or an excess contribution is
traditional (and SEP) IRAs for the tax year
line 10) reduced by the amount you
shown on line 32 of your 2000 Form
for which the excess contributions were
contributed to traditional IRAs. But your
5329, you may owe this tax. But you may
made were not more than $2,250 for tax
contribution limit for Roth IRAs may be
be able to avoid the tax on any 2001
years before 1997 or $2,000 for tax years
further reduced or eliminated if your
excess contributions (see the instructions
after 1996. (If the total contributions for
modified AGI for Roth IRA purposes is
for line 31).
the year included employer contributions
over:
Line 27
to a SEP, increase that amount by the
$150,000 if married filing jointly,
smaller of the amount of the employer
$0 if married filing separately and you
Enter the excess, if any, of the maximum
contributions or $30,000.)
lived with your spouse at any time in
amount that may be contributed to your
2001, or
Coverdell ESAs for 2001 (see below) over
Line 15
the amount actually contributed in 2001.
$95,000 for any other taxpayer.
Enter the excess of your contributions to
See Pub. 590 for details.
Line 31
traditional IRAs for 2001 (unless
Line 20
withdrawn — see below) over your
Enter the excess of the contributions to
contribution limit for traditional IRAs. See
your Coverdell ESAs in 2001 (not
Enter on line 20 any withdrawals from
the instructions for line 10 to figure your
including rollovers) over your contribution
your Roth IRA in 2001 shown on Form
contribution limit for traditional IRAs. Any
8606, line 19. Do not include the
limit for Coverdell ESAs. Your contribution
amount you contribute for the year in
withdrawal of any excess contributions
limit is the smaller of $500 or the sum of
which you reach age 70
/
or a later year
1
and related earnings (see below).
the maximum amounts allowed to be
2
is an excess contribution (that is, your
contributed by the contributor(s) to your
Line 23
contribution limit is zero). Do not include
Coverdell ESAs. The maximum
rollovers in figuring your excess
Enter the excess of your contributions to
contribution may be limited based on the
contributions.
Roth IRAs for 2001 (unless withdrawn —
person’s modified AGI. See Pub. 970 for
see below) over your contribution limit for
details. Also, all amounts contributed to a
You may withdraw some or all of your
Roth IRAs (see the instructions for line
Coverdell ESA are excess contributions if
excess contributions for 2001 and they
19).
any amount is contributed to a qualified
will not be treated as having been
state tuition program for the same
contributed if:
Any amounts converted to a Roth IRA
beneficiary (except for contributions to a
You make the withdrawal by the due
are excess Roth IRA contributions if your
qualified state tuition program made from
date, including extensions, of your 2001
modified AGI for Roth IRA purposes is
a distribution from the beneficiary’s
tax return,
over $100,000 or your filing status is
Coverdell ESA).
You do not claim a traditional IRA
married filing separately and you lived
deduction for the withdrawn contribution,
with your spouse at any time in 2001. See
You may withdraw some or all of the
and
Recharacterizations in the Instructions
excess contributions for 2001 and they
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