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I'm trying to understand what distribution options are available in a 457f plan. Does the balance get paid as a lump sum, or can the payments be spread out over a period of time? If the payments can be spread out, what is reportable as taxable income? I assume that it is just the amount received in the tax year, but I have seen a couple sources that imply that the entire account balance would be taxable.

Any insight would be appreciated. Thank you.
J Simmons
The income taxation of 457f benefits is the first year in which the right to (eventual) payment is no longer
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conditioned upon the future performance of substantial services by any individual

IRC § § 457(f)(1)(A) and (3)(B)

So it really doesn't matter whether paid all at once or spread out.
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