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Personal Finance and Investing

BigmanPigman

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6. This is all very informative. I have a trust

Reply to progree (Reply #5)

Sat Apr 13, 2019, 12:57 AM

Apr 2019

and if my medical bills don't eat all my savings, assets and mutual funds, 401, etc. will this same thing happen to the charities (75% of my assets will go to animals refuges) and the two or three remaining family members? Can I do anything before I die to prevent them from getting screwed?

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Just wrote a check to the US Treasury for $xx,xxx.xx. [View all] sinkingfeeling Apr 2019 OP

You paid more taxes than Amazon, Delta Air, Chevron, Netflix and GM, combined htuttle Apr 2019 #1

I hope to write a check for $50 M next year. Hoyt Apr 2019 #2

You can appeal an IRS penalty. brer cat Apr 2019 #3

Thanks. sinkingfeeling Apr 2019 #4

I'd be furious too. progree Apr 2019 #5

This is all very informative. I have a trust BigmanPigman Apr 2019 #6

I'm way out on a limb but here goes progree Apr 2019 #9

Thanks... BigmanPigman Apr 2019 #11

And thank you, and good luck! progree Apr 2019 #12

I found a couple things about IRAs with charities as cobeneficiaries and 5 years... progree Apr 2019 #13

Since I have to pay a lawyer to change anything BigmanPigman Apr 2019 #14

If you withheld an amount equal to or greater than the amount you withheld the year before marylandblue Apr 2019 #7

My sympathy for your loss. JayhawkSD Apr 2019 #8

Regarding the under-withholding penalty bernie59 Apr 2019 #10

Found it. You use form 2210. Since the CPA had copies of my sinkingfeeling Apr 2019 #15

That's great news. You should get a check back - it will take a little while. bernie59 Apr 2019 #16