They will withhold the 20% tax plus a 10% penalty on the distribution.
The actual tax that you will owe will be your tax bracket plus the 10% penalty. So, if your marginal federal income tax is greater than 20% -- you could end up paying even more when you submit your 2003 tax return.
Heidi, the way I understand it the 10% penalty would only apply if your husband was not age 59 1/2 at the time of the distribution (since it is an early withdrawal penalty). I know this is usually the case when someone takes a lump sum distribution, but I just wanted to throw that out there in the event this applies to your situation or someone else who may be reading.
The above, plus the state income tax, if there is one in your state. So it is federal tax, taxed at your tax bracket, state tax, plus 10%, if under 59 1/2.
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