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Allen, 32 years old, withdraws $25,000 from his traditional IRA account which he plans to deposit into an IRA with a different bank. During the 60-day rollover period, he gambles and loses the entire amount. What income and/or penalties he must show on his tax return related to his failed rollover?
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