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Part of of my 2018 IRA Distribution applies to my 2017 RMD that I deferred to Apr. 1 of 2018 and the rest applies to my 2018 RMD. how do I report this or not?
My RMD for 2018 is $33K. However the total distributions from my IRAs received in 2018 was $50K. The $17K difference was to satisfy my outstanding 2017 RMD that I was deferring up to Apr. 1, 2018: the year following the year (2017) in which I turned 70 1/2 and reported my initial RMD).
Turbo Tax options for me to select are:
- I received the full RMD (i.e, $50K) for 2018, or
- I did not receive all the RMD for 2018.
If I chose # 2, the next drop done tells me to total RMD and the amount actually received so do I enter as follows:
- RMD Amount: $33K
- Actual Amount Received: $50K.
Or should I just chose option # 1?
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Part of of my 2018 IRA Distribution applies to my 2017 RMD that I deferred to Apr. 1 of 2018 and the rest applies to my 2018 RMD. how do I report this or not?
Indicate that you received the full RMD. You do not want TurboTax to prepare Form 5329 Part IX to report an excess accumulation.
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Part of of my 2018 IRA Distribution applies to my 2017 RMD that I deferred to Apr. 1 of 2018 and the rest applies to my 2018 RMD. how do I report this or not?
Indicate that you received the full RMD. You do not want TurboTax to prepare Form 5329 Part IX to report an excess accumulation.