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SEPP
(redirected from Substantially equal periodic payments)

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SEPPSubstantially Equal Periodic Payments (premature IRA distributions)
SEPPSingle-Edge Processor Package (IC)
SEPPScience & Environmental Policy Project
SEPPSecure Electronic Payment Protocol
SEPPSingle Ended Push Pull
SEPPSolar Electric Primary Propulsion
SEPPSakai Educational Partners Programme
SEPPSecure Electronic Payment Process
SEPPSociety for the Education of Physicians & Patients
SEPPState Environmental Protection Plan


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The IRS argued in Tax Court that a taxpayer who elects a series of substantially equal periodic payments is not allowed any further distributions within the first five years of the election irrespective of whether the distribution would qualify for another statutory exception to the section 72(t) tax, unless the employee dies or becomes disabled.
Distributions that are part of a qualified series of substantially equal periodic payments made annually to the IRA owner are also exempt from the penalty.
Substantially equal periodic payments of qualified money d.
 
 
 
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