401(k) Early Withdrawal Tax and Penalty Estimator

Estimate marginal federal and state income tax plus the potential 10% additional tax on a taxable 401(k) distribution.

Quick answer: Estimate marginal federal and state income tax plus the potential 10% additional tax on a taxable 401(k) distribution. Enter Taxable Portion of Distribution, Estimated Federal Marginal Tax Rate, Estimated State Marginal Tax Rate, and Does the 10% Additional Tax Apply? to personalize the estimate. It returns Potential 10% Additional Tax, Estimated Income Tax and Additional Tax, and Taxable Portion After Estimated Taxes so you can compare the impact before choosing a next step. Use it to compare the financial impact, assumptions, and next action before making a decision.

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Potential 10% Additional Tax
$2,000
Potential 10% Additional Tax
$2,000
Estimated Income Tax and Additional Tax
$7,800
Taxable Portion After Estimated Taxes
$12,200
Estimated distribution tax components
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At the entered rates, the estimated combined federal tax, state tax, and early-distribution additional tax is $7,800.

This is a marginal-rate estimate on the entered taxable amount. Actual federal and state tax depends on the full return, deductions, income stacking, basis, withholding, and the exception rules.

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What does the 401(k) Early Withdrawal Tax and Penalty Estimator show?
Estimate marginal federal and state income tax plus the potential 10% additional tax on a taxable 401(k) distribution.
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