April 24, 2009 6:37:47 AM PDT. Slot machines are only supposed to be legal at one place in North Carolina. That's the reservation in Cherokee. But a loophole in state law is allowing a hi-tech version of slots to stay in play-for now anyway. In Garner, a sign on the storefront of a strip mall says fax, copy, internet. But inside, you don't see a traditional copy store. Instead, you see rows and rows of computers, lots and lots of people, and a very familiar sound: slot machines.
You can take money from your IRA account to give to your spouse, children or grandchildren to pay for approved higher education expenses without paying a penalty for the early withdrawal from your IRA.You will owe any applicable taxes on the withdrawal, but tuition expenses are exempt from gift taxes.ou can take money from your IRA account to give to your spouse, children or grandchildren to pay for approved higher education expenses without paying a penalty for the early withdrawal from your IRA.
No. Inherited IRAs, on the other hand, cannot be converted to inherited Roth IRAs. Only the IRA owner (the person who made the IRA contributions) can do the conversion. Spouses. A spouse can always move the funds inherited from the deceased spouse to his or her own IRA and then do a conversion to a Roth IRA.nherited employer plan assets (401(k), etc.) can be directly transferred to a properly titled, inherited Roth IRA. Income tax will be due on the amount converted and must be paid by the beneficiary doing the conversion.