The Key to Understanding UBIT and UDFI | Webinar Replay

IRAs are a great tax shelter to grow your investments tax deferred. However, there are some situations in which you might need to pay a tax on the earnings of certain investments—that tax is called UBIT. UBIT, an acronym for unrelated business income tax, is a tax the IRS imposes on certain types of investments owned by tax exempt entities and retirement plans, such as IRAs and qualified plans. A type of UBIT is UDFI, or unrelated debt financed income. UDFI is generated when an IRA acquires a loan to purchase an investment. How and when are these taxes imposed? Tune into our webinar to find out. ________________________________________ Do you have any questions, comments, or thoughts? Let us know in the comments section below! About Us: The Entrust Group is the leading self-directed IRA administrator and an acknowledged authority in the field of alternative investments. Learn more about The Entrust Group at http://www.theentrustgroup.com ________________________________________ Want even more information? ● Download our free guide, Self-Directed IRA Basics Guide, with everything you need to get started! https://www.theentrustgroup.com/sdira... ● Read more about 90 things you can invest in with a SDIRA on our blog: https://www.theentrustgroup.com/blog/... Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos about retirement investing, alternative investments, real estate investing, SDIRAs, and more.