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, Contribution When a person puts money into a retirement plan.
Defined Benefit Plan An employee benefit plan that provides determinable benefits not based on
employer profits.
Defined Contribution Plan An employee benefit plan that provides a separate account for each
person covered and pays benefits based on account earnings.
Disability Pension A taxable pension from an employer-funded disability plan or a disability
provision of a retirement plan.
Distribution When a person takes or receives money from a retirement plan.
Pension Generally a series of definitely determinable payments made to a taxpayer after retirement
from work.
Rollover A qualified transfer of funds from one tax-favored account to another, usually of the
same type.
Roth IRA A type of individual retirement arrangement in which contributions are not tax
deductible, earnings grow tax deferred, and qualified withdrawals are tax free.
Traditional IRA An individual retirement arrangement, contributions to which may or may not be
deductible depending on the taxpayer's AGI and whether or not he is covered under an employer-
sponsored retirement plan.
What is the full retirement age? For workers born before 1938, it is 65. For those born after it is
gradually being increased to 67.
How much of a client's social security and equivalent tier 1 RR benefits may be taxable? Up to 85%.
Form SSA-1099 Social Security Benefits
Form RRB-1099 Railroad Retirement Benefits
None of Social Security Benefits Taxable Single, Head of Household, Qualified Widow - $0-$25,000;
Married Filing Jointly - $0-$32,000
Up to 50% of Social Security Benefits Taxable Single, Head of Household, Qualified Widow - $25,001-
$34,000; Married Filing Jointly - $32,001-$44,000
Up to 85% of Social Security Benefits Taxable Single, Head of Household, Qualified Widow - $34,001+;
Married Filing Jointly - $44,001+; Married Filing Single - $1+
Due Diligence Requirements that tax professionals must follow when preparing income tax returns.
Estimated Tax The amount of tax a taxpayer expects to owe for the year after subtracting expected
amounts withheld and certain refundable credits.
Estimated Tax Voucher A statement by an individual of (1) the amount of income tax he estimates he
will incur during the current taxable year on income that is not subject to withholding, (2) the excess
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,
, Contribution When a person puts money into a retirement plan.
Defined Benefit Plan An employee benefit plan that provides determinable benefits not based on
employer profits.
Defined Contribution Plan An employee benefit plan that provides a separate account for each
person covered and pays benefits based on account earnings.
Disability Pension A taxable pension from an employer-funded disability plan or a disability
provision of a retirement plan.
Distribution When a person takes or receives money from a retirement plan.
Pension Generally a series of definitely determinable payments made to a taxpayer after retirement
from work.
Rollover A qualified transfer of funds from one tax-favored account to another, usually of the
same type.
Roth IRA A type of individual retirement arrangement in which contributions are not tax
deductible, earnings grow tax deferred, and qualified withdrawals are tax free.
Traditional IRA An individual retirement arrangement, contributions to which may or may not be
deductible depending on the taxpayer's AGI and whether or not he is covered under an employer-
sponsored retirement plan.
What is the full retirement age? For workers born before 1938, it is 65. For those born after it is
gradually being increased to 67.
How much of a client's social security and equivalent tier 1 RR benefits may be taxable? Up to 85%.
Form SSA-1099 Social Security Benefits
Form RRB-1099 Railroad Retirement Benefits
None of Social Security Benefits Taxable Single, Head of Household, Qualified Widow - $0-$25,000;
Married Filing Jointly - $0-$32,000
Up to 50% of Social Security Benefits Taxable Single, Head of Household, Qualified Widow - $25,001-
$34,000; Married Filing Jointly - $32,001-$44,000
Up to 85% of Social Security Benefits Taxable Single, Head of Household, Qualified Widow - $34,001+;
Married Filing Jointly - $44,001+; Married Filing Single - $1+
Due Diligence Requirements that tax professionals must follow when preparing income tax returns.
Estimated Tax The amount of tax a taxpayer expects to owe for the year after subtracting expected
amounts withheld and certain refundable credits.
Estimated Tax Voucher A statement by an individual of (1) the amount of income tax he estimates he
will incur during the current taxable year on income that is not subject to withholding, (2) the excess
