In general, all withdrawals from a regular, deductible IRA account are fully taxable and reported on Line 15b of Form 1040, or Line 11b of Line 1040A.

However, if you made any nondeductible contributions to IRAs over the years, a portion of your withdrawal will be treated as a withdrawal of the nontaxable cost basis of your IRAs, and no tax or penalties will apply to this portion.

• A 10 percent penalty applies to withdrawals considered premature, but there are a large number of exceptions that avoid the penalty.
• Withdrawals from Roth IRAs are subject to another set of rules.
• If taxable contributions were made to any of the IRAs, more complications exist.
• Mandatory withdrawals must be made after you turn 70-1/2.

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