Labor Department Examines 401(k) Withdrawals

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/whether the withdrawals from 401 k is free from penalty in case of the death of the employee as the death of the employee comes under the exception to the payment of penalty of 10%.

can the amount be withdrawn with out panalty by the surviving spouse who is the beneficiary?

whether this withdrawn amount is taxable?

Prof R.Madhwaraj of CA 1:01PM January 02, 2010

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