Can I claim this deduction if the entire amount of my Deferred Compensation Plan assets are paid to me in twelve monthly payments in a single calendar year?
No. Periodic payments are defined as a series of payments that are made in at least two calendar years. You will not be eligible for the income tax deduction if your entire Plan account balance is paid to you in one calendar year, even if your distributions were received in twelve monthly periodic payments.
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