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In the Divorce He Signed $400,000 of His IRA Over to Her. No Tax, No Penalty, No Withdrawal on Anyone’s Return, Because the Tax Code Has a Line for Exactly This, and It Isn’t a QDRO
Source: 247wallst.com
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A specific tax-code rule allows a divorcing spouse to transfer an IRA without triggering income tax or penalties for either party; the article notes this is separate from a QDRO. No dollar amounts or broader market effects are provided.
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