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If line 4a shows $3,749 while line 4b shows $3,442, this implies that you have indicated to TurboTax that you have basis in nondeductible traditional IRA contributions and TurboTax is calculating on Form 8606 Part I that the taxable amount of your $3,749 distribution is $3,442. This would be because your traditional IRAs consist of 91.8% pre-tax money and 8.2% after-tax money. Both pre-tax money and after-tax money distributed from your IRA satisfy your RMD.
Yeah.. the RMD question/instructions for the first year is incomplete. You enter a zero ONLY if you are delaying your RMD to the next year. You go ahead and enter your actual RMD if you took it for 2025.
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A lower taxable amount?? Depends...
Did you transfer some to charity for a QCD? that would lower it.
Did you indicate you had some non-deductible contributions to the IRA in the follow-up questions? that might lower it too.
Not sure what else would do that.
If line 4a shows $3,749 while line 4b shows $3,442, this implies that you have indicated to TurboTax that you have basis in nondeductible traditional IRA contributions and TurboTax is calculating on Form 8606 Part I that the taxable amount of your $3,749 distribution is $3,442. This would be because your traditional IRAs consist of 91.8% pre-tax money and 8.2% after-tax money. Both pre-tax money and after-tax money distributed from your IRA satisfy your RMD.
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