Retirement plans offer a terrific opportunity for taxpayers to save for their retirement in a tax-deferred way. While several types of these plans exist, most individuals have some level of familiarity with the Individual Retirement Account (“IRA”). IRAs have limits on the allowable contributions and a schedule regarding when distributions need to begin occurring. Recently, the Biden Administration released its Fiscal Year Revenue Proposals for 2024 that contained a provision regarding preventing excessive accumulations by high-income taxpayers in such accounts. My colleague and friend Tereina Stidd, an estate planning expert, has some thoughts on the matter. Read on to learn more.
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