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Retirement tax questions
For most taxpayers the answer will be "All" is RMD after age 72. However, taxpayers who have a 403B plan with pre-1987 contributions that have and are being tracked in the account, then RMD will not apply to the pre-1987 contributions until age 75. Therefore there could be situations when part of the plan has RMD applied and part does not. Additionally, if all the 403B plan contributions are pre-1987 and the taxpayer is not age 75 yet then none of the plan has RMD.
Your plan administator can provide the answers for you and your plan if the 403B situation applies.
Here is a link with more details.
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March 28, 2022
8:40 AM