Is a regular RMD that is only the required amount, but not all considered "some of the distribution applied to Dec. 31" or "entire distribution applied to Dec.3"

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You can select entire distribution (and use the same amount for the RMD), if you do not you may be prompted to pay the penalty for not taking the RMD.

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Is a regular RMD that is only the required amount, but not all considered "some of the distribution applied to Dec. 31" or "entire distribution applied to Dec.3"

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