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A designated beneficiary of an ABLE account must be ___________ in order to meet the special rules that apply to the increased contribution limit authorized under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act? a. an employee for whom no contribution is made for the taxable year to a defined contribution, TSA or section 457 deferred compensation plan b. terminally ill c. age 55 or older d. on public assistance

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          A designated beneficiary of an ABLE account must be ___________ in order to meet the special rules that apply to the increased contribution limit authorized under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act?
 a. an employee for whom no contribution is made for the taxable year to a defined contribution, TSA or section 457 deferred compensation plan
 b. terminally ill
 c. age 55 or older
 d. on public assistance

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Concepts in Federal Taxation 2011

Kevin Murphy, Mark Higgins 2011 Edition

Chapter 6

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01/16/2024

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ABLE accounts, which stand for Achieving a Better Life Experience accounts, are tax-advantaged savings accounts for individuals with disabilities and their families. The beneficiary of the account is the person with the disability. Show more…

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A designated beneficiary of an ABLE account must be ___________ in order to meet the special rules that apply to the increased contribution limit authorized under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act? a. an employee for whom no contribution is made for the taxable year to a defined contribution, TSA or section 457 deferred compensation plan b. terminally ill c. age 55 or older d. on public assistance