Tax-Free Withdrawal of Excess Black Lung Trust Contributions
IRC §4953(c)
Allows contributors to withdraw excess contributions from a Black Lung Benefit Trust without triggering self-dealing taxes, taxable expenditure taxes, or loss of trust tax-exempt status.
Eligibility
Applies to persons who have made contributions to a 501(c)(21) trust that exceed the deduction limits set by section 192.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for the Tax-Free Withdrawal of Excess Black Lung Trust Contributions?
Applies to persons who have made contributions to a 501(c)(21) trust that exceed the deduction limits set by section 192.
How does the Tax-Free Withdrawal of Excess Black Lung Trust Contributions work?
Allows contributors to withdraw excess contributions from a Black Lung Benefit Trust without triggering self-dealing taxes, taxable expenditure taxes, or loss of trust tax-exempt status.
What law authorizes the Tax-Free Withdrawal of Excess Black Lung Trust Contributions?
The Tax-Free Withdrawal of Excess Black Lung Trust Contributions is authorized under IRC §4953(c) of the Internal Revenue Code (Title 26, United States Code).
Statutory Text — IRC §4953
Source: Internal Revenue Code, Title 26, United States Code
Legal Sources
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