Harry contributed $2,000 to a Roth IRA six years ago. By this year, the investments in his account have grown to $3,785. Finding himself in a financial bind, Harry, now 34, is compelled to withdraw $2,000 from this Roth IRA. What is the tax and penalty status of this withdrawal? A) Harry must pay tax a 10% early withdrawal penalty but he will not be income taxed on the $2,000. B) Harry must pay both income tax and the 10% early withdrawal penalty on the $2,000. C) Harry must pay tax on the $2,000, but there is no penalty. D) Harry does not have to pay any tax or penalty on the $2,000 distribution, even though he is only 34.