again, no.
1) Each 401k account's RMD must be withdrawn individually form each 401k they have (some people do have more than one 401k <or TSP>)
2) BUT IRAs are handled differently....you total all your IRAs together (and only the IRAs) and then you can withdraw the RMD from one IRA.
But an IRA is Not a 401k
.......and their RMDs must be dealt with separately. so the excess from the 401k cannot be used to satisfy the IRA RMD.
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
