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72t interest rates

L1: 72t interest ratesif you use an assumed rate of 9%, what effect is there on required distributions is there if your actual return is higher? thanks for your help2001-11-06 08:19, By: jiml, IP: [127.0.0.1]
L2: RE: 72t interest ratesFirst reaction is that if you want to use a 9% rate, you may also want to get a PLR – 120% of the current AFR is only 6.39% and falling. While 8% and 9% have been approved in the past, you don’t know what took place in the negotiations between the taxpayer and the IRS. Have you checked to see what the AFRs were at when the 9% rate was ok’d.If the plan calls for a fixed rate, then the payments will remain fixed regardless of the actual earnings.2001-11-06 08:57, By: Gfw, IP: [127.0.0.1]

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