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Are the fees I pay tax deductable?


Related Topics: Investments, Retirement Planning, Financial Planning
Related Tags: Deductions
Chad Bischof
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By Chad Bischof - Strong Tower Group, LLC
Answered 10 months ago

The IRS recently released a Private Letter Ruling (PLR) allowing a certain taxpayer to include his/her IRA “Wrap fees” paid to the investment company as part of the Schedule A investment fees deduction. Unsure if the PLR specified Roth or Traditional IRA.

William A. Mack
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By William A. Mack - Wealth Advisory & Management Corporation of America
Answered about 1 year ago

Usually, -yes. However, do check with your tax advisor.

Brett H. Carolan
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By Brett H. Carolan - Brighton Jones
Answered about 1 year ago

Maybe. If paid from a taxable account the fees will flow on to your Schedule A along with other itemized deductions. Each person’s tax situation is very different and you will have to check with your CPA to understand if there are tax benefits.

Philip J. Zaczek
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By Philip J. Zaczek - Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Answered about 1 year ago

If the fees are paid out of a taxable account (not an IRA) then the fees can be tax deductible.

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