Good Evening Reddit,

I am hoping someone may be able to shed some light on a tax situation I am in for 2015. I ended up losing my job in December 2014, and took an early withdrawal from my IRA in February 2015 to purchase a vehicle since my new job was much further away. The thought I had when I sold off shares in my IRA was that I could keep the amount I would pay in tax in the IRA, and withdraw it later to pay the tax bill, but allow me to keep investing for the duration of the year. I also had a lot of about $3-4K in medical bills that were paid over the course of the year.

We are weighing using a CPA vs. going to Jackson Hewitt like we did last year, and have been leaning toward using a CPA. The only issue with that is the guy I would use is booked until 4/15, so now I am looking at filing an extension.
user
Lost job, took early withdrawal from IRA, has been paying taxes in IRA, want to use CPA, what's the best way to go about this?
assistant
Good Evening Reddit,

I am hoping someone may be able to shed some light on a tax situation I am in for 2015. I ended up losing my job in December 2014, and took an early withdrawal from my IRA in February 2015 to purchase a vehicle since my new job was much further away. The thought I had when I sold off shares in my IRA was that I could keep the amount I would pay in tax in the IRA, and withdraw it later to pay the tax bill, but allow me to keep investing for the duration of the year. I also had a lot of about $3-4K in medical bills that were paid over the course of the year.

We are weighing using a CPA vs. going to Jackson Hewitt like we did last year, and have been leaning toward using a CPA. The only issue with that is the guy I would use is booked until 4/15, so now I am looking at filing an extension.
user
Company had a lot of debt, I took a early withdrawal from my IRA to pay my company's debt. I have a lot of medical bills that I am paying for this year which I am not sure how
assistant