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I have a deferred compensation plan with my employer. I have a back tax liability with the IRS, can I withdraw money from the deferred comp plan to pay the IRS?
Submitted: 129 days and 16 hours ago.
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129 days and 16 hours ago.
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If the money in this plan has vested, you can withdraw it. You need to check the terms of the plan with the employer for ability to withdraw and whether you are vested.
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Does this meet a severe financial hardship?
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Yes, where you are subject to a tax lien enforcement and have no other way to pay it, and cannot pay this financial debt otherwise.
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