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Skynesher | E+ | Getty ImagesFor some retirees, the deadline to take required withdrawals from retirement accounts is approaching — and those who don't need the money have options, experts say. Since 2023, most retirees must take required minimum distributions, or RMDs, from pre-tax retirement accounts starting at age 73. Brokerage assets could be subject to capital gains taxes, whereas pre-tax retirement funds incur regular income taxes. Unlike mutual funds, most ETFs don't distribute capital gains payouts, which can save brokerage account investors on annual taxes. There's no charitable deduction, but QCDs don't count toward adjusted gross income, meaning retirees don't need to itemize tax breaks to claim it.
Persons: Judy Brown, you'll, Berkemeyer, You'll, Karen Van Voorhis, Daniel J, Galli, QCDs, It's Organizations: SC, H, D.C, Abrin, Goodman Financial, Galli & Associates, Galli & Locations: Washington, Baltimore, Houston, Norwell , Massachusetts
Getty ImagesThere's still time to reduce your 2022 tax bill or boost your refund, but the last chance for certain strategies is fast approaching, according to financial experts. And the deadline for many tax-slashing moves is Dec. 31, leaving limited time amid the busy holiday season. After reducing your 2022 investment gains, you can use additional losses to lower regular income by $3,000 and carry the remaining losses forward to future tax years. watch nowOf course, you'll want to know how the conversion affects your 2022 taxes because more adjusted gross income may trigger higher Medicare premiums, among other tax consequences. For 2022, the standard deduction is $12,950 for individuals and $25,900 for married couples filing together.
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