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Yes. If you are over age 59-1/2 and your Roth was opened more than 5 years ago, there is no reason to ask, but maybe the program is set up to require an answer on the internal worksheet. If you are under age 59-1/2 or your Roth IRA is less than 5 years ago, the question must be asked.
If you know your withdrawals are qualified, you can just enter a reasonable estimate, it won't change your tax return.
Also note that a Roth account in a 401k or 403b is not the same as an IRA. If you rolled over or converted money from a workplace plan to a Roth IRA and did not have a Roth IRA before, you just started a separate 5 year clock.
Yes. If you are over age 59-1/2 and your Roth was opened more than 5 years ago, there is no reason to ask, but maybe the program is set up to require an answer on the internal worksheet. If you are under age 59-1/2 or your Roth IRA is less than 5 years ago, the question must be asked.
If you know your withdrawals are qualified, you can just enter a reasonable estimate, it won't change your tax return.
Also note that a Roth account in a 401k or 403b is not the same as an IRA. If you rolled over or converted money from a workplace plan to a Roth IRA and did not have a Roth IRA before, you just started a separate 5 year clock.
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