<prompt> Human: This is silly, but Id love some advice. I recently rolled my Traditional IRA into my companys 401k. My intention was to fully close out my IRA, which was funded with pre-tax money, and then look into refilling it with post-tax money, before converting to a Roth IRA.For some reason, my bank left .06 in my IRA though. Do I take a distribution and figure out how to pay taxes and penalties on the .06? Or do I get them to write another roll-over check to my 401k plan. Or is there some third option that I havent considered. For those curious, I am fortunate enough that my income prevents me from contributing pre-tax money into an IRA.  <response>: Ha ha, wow, that sucks... it was probably an interest or distribution or something that was in process when you rolled it over... I would call them, explain the situation and how dumb it is, and ask what is easiest. They should know - I wouldnt be surprised if this happens relatively often. 