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Who is a disqualified person?

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Who is a disqualified person?

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the IRA holder and his or her spouse; the IRA holders ancestors, lineal descendants and their spouses; investment advisors and managers any corporation, partnership, trust or estate in which a disqualified person has 50% or greater interest; and anyone providing services to the IRA such as a trustee or custodian.

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The SD-IRA holder and his or her spouse, the SD-IRA holders ancestors, lineal descendants and their spouses; investment advisors and managers, any corporation, partnership, trust or estate in which the SD-IRA holder has a 50% or greater interest; and anyone providing services to the SD-IRA such as a trustee or custodian.

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The Internal Revenue Code specifies that any “lineal descendant” is a disqualified person. This includes your spouse, your parents, or your children. You will want to note that a sibling is not considered a disqualified person.

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the IRA holder and his or her spouse; the IRA holders ancestors, lineal descendants and their spouses; Investment advisors and managers any corporation, partnership, trust or estate in which a disqualified person has 50% or greater interest; and anyone providing services to the IRA such as a trustee or custodian. Please refer toIRC 4975 for the full definition from the IRS.

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The IRA holder and his or her spouse, the IRA holders ancestors, lineal descendants and their spouses; investment advisors and managers, any corporation, partnership, trust or estate in which the IRA holder has a 50% or greater interest; and anyone providing services to the IRA such as a trustee or custodian.

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