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If I rec'd RMD for year as lump sum prior to moving from VA, is the entire amount taxable on Virginia state return or can I prorate it over the 12 month year?

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
June 1, 2019
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took lump sum distribution for the year in February while visiting in FL but decided in May to not return to VA due to health issues. As I use Turbo Tax, it prorates the exemptions but not the RMD. Can I prorate the RMD or is it all taxable in VA as I received before changing residency?

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If you received your RMD as a lump-sum while a Virginia resident, you should report the total amount on your Virginia return.

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