Why does TurboTax tax say “you need to take a RMD” out of an inherited IRA within the ten year rule? That is not true. I am the non-spouse, non-qualified beneficiary of an inherited IRA. I have to distribute 100% from my Inherited IRA to my nonretirement account within 10- years but there is not a RMD each year. I can wait until year 10 to take my first, 100% distribution for an inherited IRA. Turbo tax language is misleading/false. I am using TurboTax home and Business which is the same as TurboTax Self-Employed for 2021
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https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/retirement/discussion/how-much-of-a-distribution-is-considered-a-r...
