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Pearce G.
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What happens to prohibited transactions after 59 1/2?

Pearce G.
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  • Hendersonville, NC
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I understand that any distribution would still be taxed, but are prohibited transactions treated any differently after 59 1/2?  Suppose I own a property in a SDIRA.  After I turn 59 1/2, can I derive any benefit from that property without the IRS considering it a full distribution?  For example, can I pay myself to property manage, can I do my own repairs, can I live or vacation in the property after 59 1/2?

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Carl Fischer
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Carl Fischer
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@Pearce G.

A prohibited transaction is still prohibited after the age of 59 1/2. If the IRS catches you in a prohibited transaction after age 59 1/2 instead of applying a 10% penalty, they would have the asset distributed from your account at its current account. 

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