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mjchumley
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I need to file a 5329 for 2018. My father passed away in late 2018 and had not taken his RMD for 2018. RMD was take out in 2019, not 2018.

 
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IreneS
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I need to file a 5329 for 2018. My father passed away in late 2018 and had not taken his RMD for 2018. RMD was take out in 2019, not 2018.

I misread part of your question and edited my original answer.  Since your father died in 2018, responsibility to complete the year-of-death RMD moved to you, the heir, by operation of law. Include the 5329 in your return, not your father's final return.
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IreneS
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I need to file a 5329 for 2018. My father passed away in late 2018 and had not taken his RMD for 2018. RMD was take out in 2019, not 2018.

I'm sorry for your loss.

Since your father died in 2018, responsibility to complete the year-of-death RMD moved to you, the heir, by operation of law. 

You should report the missed RMD on your own return by filing Form 5329, Part IX.  There is no interview in TurboTax for missed RMDs, so you'll need to prepare the document in forms mode. [Click the Forms icon at the top right of your screen.]

Fortunately, you can request a waiver from the penalty, and the IRS has historically been generous in granting the waiver.  Please read the instructions to Form 5329 for more information.  https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i5329.pdf


[Edited 4/11/2019 11:04 am PDT]
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