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In order for QCDs to count as part of my RMD and reduce my AGI do they have to be executed BEFORE any funds are taken from the IRA for personal use?
In early January 2019, I effected QCDs equal to approximately 60% of my RMD for this year. In mid-January 2019, I took a personal distribution from my IRA equal to approximately 4% of my RMD. Now, in late January, I wish to make an additional charitable distribution from my IRA equal to approximately 4% of my RMD.
I'm being told by my financial advisor that I cannot initiate an additional QCD that would reduce my AGI since I have already received a distribution for personal use. Is that correct -- i.e., can one not initiate a QCD that both applies to the RMD and reduces AGI after having begun to receive personal distributions from the IRA in a given year (even if the RMD amount is not exceeded)?
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‎June 1, 2019
12:57 AM