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Buying commercial truck using self-directed IRA

Grace Huang
  • South Pasadena, CA
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I have an opportunity to buy a commercial truck using my retirement account and then lease it out to an operator. I already have several people lined up who wish to lease it from me. I have general understanding of prohibited transaction rules and that I can not receive any personal benefits from investments of my IRA. I know that I can buy a rental property inside my 401k and rent it out. I want to get an opinion on my potential investment of a commercial vehicle. Do you see any issues with this, are there anything I need to be aware of, any potential pitfalls that I need to lookout for?

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Dmitriy Fomichenko
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Dmitriy Fomichenko
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Originally posted by @Adam Hershman:

@Grace Huang You can get around the UBIT issue with a solo 401k. If you own your own business with no full time employees other than yourself and your spouse, you may qualify to set one up.

Adam, income generated in a Solo 401k from the unrelated business activity would still be subject to UBIT.

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