I'm 56 years old disabled and receive social security payments the company I worked for has been sold and I need some money bad right now because of my disability I'm not working at all now and I know about the federal tax of 20% but will I be have to pay 10% penalty tax also since I'm disable and over 55 and not working anymore.

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TAX IMPLICATIONS FOR EARLY WITHDRAWAL.

First, its not a good idea to put personal info in a public online post. The info was removed for your protection.

There is not a federal tax of 20%, there is a federal WITHHOLDING of 20%. This is just like the withholding taken from a paycheck. Its taken in advance of your filing your tax return. It may represent more or less than your actual tax due on the withdrawal.

If you are permanently disabled, there may not be a penalty. If there is, you can rollover the balance into an IRA, then withdraw from the IRA which would be without penalty.