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June 6, 2019
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My mom passed in 2017 I received a disbursement from her annuity. How do I know if the withdrawal is considered an RMD withdrawl?

  • June 6, 2019
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Best answer by PaulaM

I am sorry for your mother's passing in 2017.

If you took the distribution in one lump sum, then you can answer 'Yes' to the RMD question and that All of the distribution was an RMD.

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Employee Tax Expert
June 6, 2019
Did you take a lump sum distribution?
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msmoon43Author
Level 2
June 6, 2019
Yes my  half was 10,790.80 listed in box 1 of the 1099-R with 2,029.00 as the taxable amount in box 2a
Employee Tax Expert
June 6, 2019
Ok. If you took the entire distribution as a lump sum then say 'Yes' to the RMD question and continue. I will summarize in an answer below.
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June 6, 2019

I am sorry for your mother's passing in 2017.

If you took the distribution in one lump sum, then you can answer 'Yes' to the RMD question and that All of the distribution was an RMD.

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