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Are there different tax rules for self-directed IRAs?

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Are there different tax rules for self-directed IRAs?

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The unique thing with IRAs and 401ks are the tax advantages. Most contributions are either tax deductible as is the case of a Traditional IRA or 401k, or the distributions are tax free as in the case of a Roth IRA or Roth 401k. There are no unique rules for self-direction.

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