An interesting question...I have an inherited IRA (non-spousal) that has a thinly traded bond that matures in 2033. I am required to liquidate the inherited IRA before then. Therefore I will have to sell the bond or transfer it in kind (taxable event) to my brokerage account.
I do not want it in my taxable brokerage account, but I wouldn't mind having it in my traditional IRA.
Question: Can I sell it in my inherited IRA and buy it in my traditional IRA? If so, how? Both IRAs (inherited and traditional) are at Fidelity.
--vtMaps
But, if the bond leaves the inherited IRA, in any way, shape or form, isn't that still a taxable event?
The answer might be different if there weren't two sets of IRS rules in place for these two IRA account types.
Regards,
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