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Those are both right. The 401k goes on line 5 with pensions. It goes on the line it's coming out of. Only IRA goes on line 4. Then the IRA RMD goes on line 4. Line 4a is blank because it is the same amount as 4b. The IRS instructions for 4a & 5a say not to enter it if it is the same as the b line.
If you had a IRA RMD didn't you also have a 401K RMD? You have to take out the 401K RMD before you roll any over to the IRA.
Those are both right. The 401k goes on line 5 with pensions. It goes on the line it's coming out of. Only IRA goes on line 4. Then the IRA RMD goes on line 4. Line 4a is blank because it is the same amount as 4b. The IRS instructions for 4a & 5a say not to enter it if it is the same as the b line.
If you had a IRA RMD didn't you also have a 401K RMD? You have to take out the 401K RMD before you roll any over to the IRA.
THANK YOU!
I hadn't realized that the 401(k) was categorized as a pension. Guess I still think of pensions in the older terms.
The RMD is for inherited funds. I'm not yet taking any RMD's for my own retirement funds.
Thanks again.
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