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No. Turbo Tax changed this year. When it asks about the RMD it is only asking for that one 1099R. You need to enter the amount in box 1 on that 1099R for the RMD, not the total RMD for both.
Did you see my post above? Turbo Tax changed this year. When it asks about the RMD it is only asking for that one 1099R. You need to enter the amount in box 1 on that 1099R for the RMD, not the total RMD for both.
When you report your 1099-R you will be asked what amount was RMD. Be sure you answered the full amount of the withdrawal was RMD in each instance.
Thanks for your assistance. I changed the 1099-R's to reflect the full amount withdrawal was RMD in each instance.
It didn't change the amount due inTurbotax and Form 5329 still shows up. It appears Turbotax is NOT picking up my two1099-R entries & totaling them to equal my 2024 RMD full amount distributed.
No. Turbo Tax changed this year. When it asks about the RMD it is only asking for that one 1099R. You need to enter the amount in box 1 on that 1099R for the RMD, not the total RMD for both.
Thank you so much! This worked. I changed each RMD to reflect only the amount distributed for each 1099-R individually & now it's correct. No 5329 form shows up. Appreciate your input.
I have two 1099R for two IRAs. The first IRA I withdrew more than the RMD required. The second IRA I withdrew less than the RMD required. However, the combined withdraws exceed the combined RMDs. I checked the box for each that the entire withdraw was for RMD but Turbo Tax is adding taxes to the IRA that I withdrew less than the RMD. How do I correct it?
Did you see my post above? Turbo Tax changed this year. When it asks about the RMD it is only asking for that one 1099R. You need to enter the amount in box 1 on that 1099R for the RMD, not the total RMD for both.
Yes, I did receive your answer and it worked for me! Thank you so for your help. (I send note back to you the same evening, but I must of posted it incorrectly. I'm new to this community & still learning how to use.)
I had an IRA and a tax exempt annuity at the end of 2023. The IRA required a RMD of $3758 and the annuity required a RMD of $6366 for 2024. I combined both accounts into one in May of 2024. From January to April 2024 I withdrew $4000.00 from my annuity and $0 from the IRA, since I closed it . From May 2024 thru December 2024 I withdrew $8000 from the new combined account. I believe the combination of withdrawals should satisfy my RMD for 2024, but am not sure how to report this on my tax return. When I enter the amounts, the TurboTax indicates that I did not withdraw enough and taxes the deficit.
I see your suggestions, but that doesn't seem to be working for me. I have 2 RMDs and 2 forms. I'm entering the separate RMD amounts for each form. Turbotax is correctly summing my total RMD amount. All my RMDs were taken within the appropriate calendar year. But I took $6K from an account that had an RMD of $20K, so Turbotax is telling me I have to pay taxes on the balance, when my other account/form makes up the difference. Or use that correction window option, which isn't accurate.
I have the same problem. turbotax is not totalling up the distributions and the required RMDs correctly. This years turbotax seems very buggy. Works ok if you take all of each RMD from the IRA, but if you take small amounts from one and take the rest of the RMD from several accounts the totals don't add up and the tax is incorrect.
It appears the only way to get around the situation where you satisfy your total RMD by taking more that the required RMD from one account and less than the required RMD from another is by reducing the RMD entries to values not exceeding the amount taken from any account.
I've used Turbotax for the last 20 years. This will be the last time I use Turbotax unless they recognize that this is a software bug and correct the problem soon. I don't care to file my federal taxes with falsified RMD entries just to get around a calculation error.
This just seems like an audit issue. I agree about this being the last time I use turbotax. Some idiot decided to "fix" something that wasn't broken and not only broke it, but seems to be unable to fix it.
I have done as you stated and TT still does not recognize it and is calculating a penalty
I am having the same issue. I received two 1099-Rs and entered them both but Turbotax is not totaling them. What am I not getting?
TT just suggested that I wait to file my taxes until they have a fix for this issue. I am also frustrated with the quality of the coding this year.
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