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Posted by Steve Pope on July 17, 2009, 12:20 pm
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>On Jul 17, 10:49 am, spop...@speedymail.org (Steve Pope) wrote:
>> If the total combined interest received and realized capital loss
>> within a retirement plan is negative for the plan year, does
>> one enter a negative number on line 10g (and if so, how does
>According to page 7 of the instructions for the 2008 version of Form
>5500EZ, the total shown on line 10g includes net income. Since net
>income could be negative (a loss), the total could be negative. Since
>there is no EXPLICIT instruction to enter zero when the total is
>negative, the total should be shown at its actual value including
>shown as negative when negative.
>> one do this... use a minus sign?), or does one report zero?
>According to page 4 of the instructions for the 2008 version of Form
>5500EZ, negative numbers are indicated by a minus sign to the left of
>the "entered to the left of the number."
Thanks. I agree.
Steve
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