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Thom discusses the SECURE Act and the CARES Act in his seminar, "Worried About Inflation? You Should Worry About Your IRA Planning" at the FICPA's Federal Tax Conference

Thom discusses the SECURE Act and the CARES Act in his seminar, "Worried About Inflation? You Should Worry About Your IRA Planning" at the FICPA's Federal Tax Conference

Dec 08 2021
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Worried About Inflation? You Should Worry About Your IRA Planning
In this seminar, we discuss ways to salvage a stretch-out for beneficiaries in light of the new 10-year limit, review the temporary Covid distribution rules under the CARES Act, and provide an update on the new IRA rules under the Build Back Better Act.

Thursday, December 9th @ 11 AM ET
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Thomas C. Shaw

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