I withdrew a retirement account from previous employer after age 55 and after my employment with them was terminated. According to IRS rule for age 55 that should make it exempt from penalty for early withdrawal.
The screen to claim an exception to the 10% based on your age of 55 or older is found a few screens after the 1099-R input screen.
Please follow the directions below to find the correct screen.
(See my screenshots below for reference)
Note: The age 55 exception is only available for distributions from company plans, such as 401(k)s and 403(b)s. It DOES NOT apply to distributions from IRAs or IRA based plans, like SEP and SIMPLE IRAs.
The screen to claim an exception to the 10% based on your age of 55 or older is found a few screens after the 1099-R input screen.
Please follow the directions below to find the correct screen.
(See my screenshots below for reference)
Note: The age 55 exception is only available for distributions from company plans, such as 401(k)s and 403(b)s. It DOES NOT apply to distributions from IRAs or IRA based plans, like SEP and SIMPLE IRAs.
Is this information still valid for tax year 2021? I don't see the screen after entering my 1099R.
Yes, it still exists. Make sure the IRA box is not checked if you have a pension. Also, answer yes, that you got periodic payments.
I assume you mean periodic payments based on life expectancy. I cannot find documentation in IRS code that requires periodic payments for qualified rule of 55 withdrawers. If turbotax has programmed it this way I need to know why.