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mcguzzetta
On Line 1 do I include distributions in-kind of mutual fund rollovers? i.e. Aim Mutual Funds rolled over from employer's profit sharing plan to terminated participant's IRA? The form instructions refer to not reporting "marketable securities" as defined by Section 731©(2). .??
Harwood
Mutual funds [interests in "a regulated investment company"] fall under the 731©(2) exclusion.

Therefore, the 5500 Preparer's Manual says that for Schedule R, line 1, you ignore "stocks, mutual funds, etc."

Two notes:

1. In 1999: "Line 1. Enter the total value of all distributions made during the year (regardless of when the distribution began) in any form other than cash, annuity contracts issued by an insurance company, or publicly traded employer securities."


Starting in 2000: "Line 1. Enter the total value of all distributions made during the year (regardless of when the distribution began) in any form other than cash, annuity contracts issued by an insurance company, distribution of life insurance contracts, marketable securities, within the meaning of Code section 731©(2), or plan loan offset amounts."

2. Why do the instructions have 731©(2) instead of 731©(2)?
KristinaGK
Bad proofreading day.

Why do the instructions for the 5558 lack a street address for filing?
Harwood
I guess you don't need a street adress when you have a unique 9 digit zip code.
KristinaGK
You need a street address if you have someone other than the US Postal Service deliver the 5558!
Brian Gallagher
Generally, non-Post Office carriers won't deliver to a PO Box. However, the Service Center in Ogden isn't a PO Box, it's an actual building. Having that unique 9-digit ZIP should be sufficient.


[Speaking of proofreading, did you know that ZIP should be capitalized (from Manual of Style and Usage by The New York TImes)? Also, ZIP stands for something--does anyone know?]
Archimage
I'll take Useless Information for $100, Alex.

What is Zone Improvement Plan?
Brian Gallagher
You are correct!
Theresa Lynn
A listing of the IRS Service Center physical addresses is at http://www.clarkhoward.com/topics/irs_addresses.html.
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