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Title: Taxes


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Taxes
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Income taxes
  • Tax basics
  • Effective and marginal tax rates
  • What is taxable?
  • Pensions and annuities
  • Other income
  • Home sale gains
  • Paying taxes in retirement
  • Withholding
  • Estimated taxes
  • State taxes

3
Basic concepts
  • Effective tax rate Tax Taxable income
  • Marginal tax rate Rate applied to your last
    taxable dollar

Useful for figuring after-tax return
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What is taxable?
  • Your City pension
  • Deferred Compensation Plan distributions
  • Social Security
  • Home sale gains

See IRS Publication 575 - Pension and Annuity
Income
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Your City pension
  • Partially tax-free as return of your after-tax
    contributions
  • After recovery of after-tax contributions,
    pension is fully taxable

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Deferred Compensation Plan
  • All distributions fully taxable in year received
  • No early-withdrawal penalties
  • Can be rolled over into an IRA
  • Three-year catch-up provision available within
    three years of retirement eligibility
  • Age-based catch-up available to employees 50
    years of age

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Rules on IRAs
  • 10 federal penalty on withdrawals before age
    59-1/2
  • 2.5 California penalty
  • Must start withdrawing from an IRA by April 1 of
    year following age 70-1/2 according to formula
  • 50 penalty on underwithdrawals in year following
    age 70-1/2 or later

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Social Security
  • Up to 85 may be taxable if income exceeds
    certain level

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Home sale gains
  • Exclusion available for capital gain
  • Conditions
  • Owned home two of last five years
  • Lived in home two of last five years
  • Have not used the exclusion in two-year period
    ending on sale date
  • Amount
  • Single 250,000
  • Married 500,000 (if both meet the lived-in-it
    and have-not-used requirements otherwise
    250,000)

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Paying your tax
  • Timely payment required
  • Penalty for late payment
  • Withholding

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Paying your tax
  • Estimated tax payments
  • No penalty if
  • Less than 1,000 owed at filing time
  • 100 of previous year's tax amount paid
  • 90 of current year's tax paid

Other percentages may apply to certain
high-income taxpayers
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State taxes
  • State income tax treatment of retirement income
    varies
  • Consult a local state tax expert
  • California income taxes

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