Your entire amount is RMD.
I am assuming you have passed the age of 70 1/2, which is the required age for the required minimum distributions. All retirement accounts, even pensions and annuities, must meet the RMD requirements. However, the way the pension plans meet the RMD requirements is by creating an annuity paid periodically. You may simply select YES to the RMD question (Was this withdrawal RMD and all of this was RMD). You will also be asked if the amount reported is paid periodically in equal amounts. By selecting YES the RMD requirements are met and you may continue with the tax preparation.
Your entire amount is RMD.
I am assuming you have passed the age of 70 1/2, which is the required age for the required minimum distributions. All retirement accounts, even pensions and annuities, must meet the RMD requirements. However, the way the pension plans meet the RMD requirements is by creating an annuity paid periodically. You may simply select YES to the RMD question (Was this withdrawal RMD and all of this was RMD). You will also be asked if the amount reported is paid periodically in equal amounts. By selecting YES the RMD requirements are met and you may continue with the tax preparation.
Thanks. Great and fast response. I was not sure if all of the distribution is considered an RMD, so will answer Yes.
Yes, I am 80 years old. However this is the first year I've seen the term RMD so different then previous years. Thank you.
This was a troubling area for me as well. Thank you so much for the clarity on this issue.
I learned a great deal from this session with "Community". I have filed Tax Act for the past 8-10 years. NEVER was my CSA Pension referred to as an RMD withdrawal. I filed both (income from Pension 1099R and withdrawal of RMD from a Traditional IRA) Whikle Turbo Tax questions were confusing, they were certainly thorough and caused me to dig into the IRS regulations. Thanks Turbo Tax Experts and "Community">