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I am a financial advisor. I have a client who invested $89,000 of IRA funds in a Private Placement investment that turned out to be fraudulent (I was not her advisor then, by the way). Through a legal settlement, she has received approximately $26,000. My question is:
Would this be conisdered a return of her investment and therefore need to be deposited back to her IRA in order to avoid taxation? Or, would it be considered legal proceeds and therefore become personal assets that are no longer considered to be part of her IRA?
Thanks,
Angela Bryant
Would this be conisdered a return of her investment and therefore need to be deposited back to her IRA in order to avoid taxation? Or, would it be considered legal proceeds and therefore become personal assets that are no longer considered to be part of her IRA?
Thanks,
Angela Bryant