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I received a one time distribution from my ex's deferred income fund. How can I mitigate the tax implications


I received a one time distribution from my ex's deferred income fund. How can I mitigate the tax implications

I am going to assume that the distribution was because of a divorce, if so because it was a one time thing I believe it would just be considered a property settlement...but then I'm not sure who would have to pay the 10% penalty because of the early withdrawal. You should contact a tax professional in this case.

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