Program IRA Essentials Workshop: The first day is the IRA Essentials Workshop which gives attendees a solid foundation of IRA knowledge. Exercises are included throughout the day to help participants apply information to job-related situations. Attendees will leave this session able to work with IRA owners and process basic IRA transactions with confidence. This is a beginner's session; no previous IRA knowledge is assumed. The trainers will utilize real-world exercises to help participants apply information to job-related situations. Those attending should bring a hand-held calculator.
• IRA Contributions - Learn about the contribution limits and deadlines. Identify the eligibility requirements for traditional and Roth IRA contributions. • IRA Distributions - Discuss the process for removing funds from traditional and Roth IRAs. Identify IRS penalties and their exceptions, and learn when to withhold for income taxes. • IRA Transfers and Rollovers – Identify the differences between a rollover and a direct transfer. List the difference when the money comes from a qualified retirement plan instead of an IRA. • IRA Tax Reporting – Review the basic tax reports that the IRA owners receive, such as the IRS Form 5498 and the IRS Form 1099-R. IRA Advanced Workshop: The second day is the IRA Advanced Workshop, which builds on the learners’ knowledge of IRA basics to help them address some of the more complex IRA issues they handle at the credit union. The trainer will utilize real-world exercises to help participants apply information to job-related situations. Those attending should bring a hand-held calculator.
• IRA Contributions – Identify different types of contributions that can be made to traditional and Roth IRAs. Some of the contribution topics which will be explored are rollover contributions, including the automatic waiver of the 60-day rule, and traditional IRA to Roth IRA conversions. List how and when these contributions are reported to the IRA owner and the IRS. • IRA Distributions – Discuss the tax consequences of distributions from traditional and Roth IRAs. Define an excess contribution, as well as a recharacterization. Analyze the requirements for reporting distributions to the IRA owner and the IRS. • IRA Required Minimum Distributions – Differentiate when to use the Uniform Lifetime Table and the Joint Life Expectancy Table. Review the tax reporting requirements for required minimum distributions.
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Dates and Locations February 2008 Session
Embassy Suites Hotel Hotel 615-871-0033 Rooms are available at $115 Mention the Tennessee Credit Union League IRA Conference to get the reduced rate. Room cut-off day is: January 11, 2008
October 2008 Session
Embassy Suites Hotel 615-871-0033 Rooms are available at $115 Mention the Tennessee Credit Union League IRA Conference to get the reduced rate. Room cut-off day is: September 19, 2008
Agenda Registration 8:15 a.m. Sessions 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Networking Lunch at noon
Educational Investment $349 per person per day Early Bird: $249 per person per day for registrations received as follows: Spring session: by January 29 Fall session: by October 7 Credit unions with assets less than $2 million, FREE
What To Bring A basic hand-held calculator and a sweater, as personal comfort levels vary. Attire Business casual. Be sure to bring a sweater, as personal comfort levels vary.
Questions or Special Needs Call your CU Information Center at 800-572-7359 or 423-899-2425, extensions 119 or 138. Cancellation Refunds will be issued until 10 days prior to the conference, less a $50 administration fee per person. Substitutions accepted anytime. All cancellations and substitutions must be submitted in writing |
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