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A 75-year-old widow with $1.8 million in IRAs faces a higher tax bill after filing as a single taxpayer for the first...
Certain withdrawals from a Traditional IRA aren’t subject to the 10% penalty, including some medical expenses, qualified educational costs, and qualified first-time home purchases.
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