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* * * * * * * Scenario 2 : Disability Exception Sarah retired at age 4 8 due to a permanent and total disability.

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Scenario 2: Disability Exception
Sarah retired at age 48 due to a permanent and total disability. She took a $28,000 distribution from her Traditional IRA.
Wages: $0(receives disability income, not taxable)
Interest and Dividend Income: $1,200
Itemized Deductions: $9,000
Allowable deduction for self-employment tax: None
Calculate:
The portion of the distribution subject to the 10% early withdrawal penalty.
AGI, Taxable Income, and Total Tax Liability.

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