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Old 01-16-2007, 02:20 AM
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401k withdrawal for a foreign resident

Dear George,

To answer your question, yes a foreign subject working in the US making a 401k contribution is entiled to make a withdrawal at the retirement age.

The remittance overseas is perfectly legal subject to the the applicable taxes depending on when a distribution is made.

Remember, this withdrawal would be subject to applicable US tax at the time of withdrawal.

A premature distribution would be subject to a 10% penalty when distribution starts prior to AGE 59 1/2.
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