Greetings all.
Similar to another question I've seen on this forum, I turned 73 in October of 2025. I made my first RMD and got my 1099R, and entered the amounts into TT. On the RMD page in TT, where it asks me to enter the amount due
by 12/31/2025, I entered zero, since this is not due 'till 04/2026.
So my question is, how does TT know that I'm making this RMD (how does it get reported to the IRS)? Do I have to enter that on my 2026 taxes, and if so, how will I do so since I'll have no 2026 1099R to report?
Sorry if I'm missing something simple or obvious here.
Thank you.
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The IRS is also informed of your RMD that is due 04/2026 and subsequent years. They will make sure you took at least the RMD amounts before the due date and base any potential penalties on that. You won't need to specify the RMDs next year. Next year you will enter the RMD amount due at 12/31/26 and turbo tax will assess any potential penalties based on that.
I came across this same dilemma. The question about not typing in RMD amount seems to need to be better written. I.e.--If you turned 73 in 2025, Do not include calculated RMD in the box as it is not due until April 2026." or some such clarification.
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