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All Forum Posts by: David Orr

David Orr has started 3 posts and replied 62 times.

Post: My IRA won't rollover my funds into my Solo 401(k)

David OrrPosted
  • Accountant
  • Austin, TX
  • Posts 65
  • Votes 63

Thanks for the reply. The company that set up my plan documents (Ascensus) doesn't offer their own rollover forms. 

If I give you a call tomorrow, do you think you could help me out with the forms? I'm happy to pay you for your time and help with that.

Post: My IRA won't rollover my funds into my Solo 401(k)

David OrrPosted
  • Accountant
  • Austin, TX
  • Posts 65
  • Votes 63

I have a traditional IRA with SDIRA Services, and I want to rollover all of those funds into my Solo 401(k). The IRA company is giving me a hard time about it because they are expecting a 401(k) company to send them paperwork requesting the rollover, but in this case I'm the custodian/trustee so it's me that is sending them the paperwork. And so they feel like that doesn't seem like a proper rollover, so they want to report it as a distribution.

So what are my options?  Is there a good way to convince them they have to let me rollover the funds into my Solo 401k?  Or should I let them give me a check and call it a distribution, and then is it ok as long as I immediately deposit the funds into my Solo 401(k) bank account?  But if I do that, I think I have to submit some kind of form to the IRS to document that?