MNR
Dec 10 2002, 09:05 AM
Participant defaulted on his loan and received a 1099R at the end of 2001. In 2002 he terminates employment. Is his loan balance included as part of the distribution and taxed? Would this be a loan offset eventhough he already received a 1099R for the loan balance in 2001?
Any guidance and perhaps an example would be helpful.
QDROphile
Dec 10 2002, 11:05 AM
The loan is distributed by offset but is not included in taxable income. The interest accrued since the deemed distribution is not included either.
MNR
Dec 10 2002, 11:38 AM
Thanks.
Since a transfer of cash will be made, the portion of the loan balance is subject to withholding, right?
pmacduff
Dec 10 2002, 11:45 AM
My two cents says no because the participant already reported and payed taxes on the amount when he/she filed for 2001. If you are defaulting the loan with a distribution payout (in other words, together) and the participant has enough cash balance to withhold the mandatory 20%, then you figure the withholding on the entire balance. But again, that's when it is happening at the same time.
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