401k Loan Mishandled During Plan Transition Causing Tax Issues
Retirement plan servicers mishandle outstanding loan balances during plan-to-plan transitions, generating incorrect tax reporting that creates unexpected IRS liabilities for account holders. Customers have no recourse when the financial institution denies responsibility for the transition error.
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