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Form 5500EZ line 10g Steve Pope 07-17-2009
Posted by Steve Pope on July 17, 2009, 10:49 am
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This may be a little out of scope but:

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
one do this... use a minus sign?), or does one report zero?

Thanks,

Steve

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Posted by Bill Brown on July 17, 2009, 12:12 pm
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On Jul 17, 10:49 am, spop...@speedymail.org (Steve Pope) wrote:
> This may be a little out of scope but:
>
> 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."

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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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