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Basic Rules
Some Basic RulesSome basic rules that apply to Retirement Plans
1. Your IRA or Plan can't deal with you or members of your family who are ascendants or descendants or their spouses. This means parents and children, their spouses and you and your spouse are out. IRS publication 590 discusses self-dealing rules and issues that pertain to families involved with an owners' retirement plans.
2. You cannot receive current benefits from the IRA or Qualified Plan asset. This means you can't live off income from the property. You cannot receive the rents from it as current income, or any income from a note that was purchased in your retirement plan. You can only receive that income (and pay those expenses) that are proportionate to your IRA or Plans' investment. If you have yourself, an IRA and a Plan own a property or note in equal parts, then you must allocate income and expense as 1/3 each. Of course when you decide to receive retirement income from your IRA or Plan, you may receive income from either or both.
3. Qualified plan assets, such as office buildings invested by a plan can have certain parts allocated to having you rent space for the purposes of the plan.
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