Is there a minimum income for someone over 70 1/2 employed and contributing to 401k to exclude that 401k from RMD calculation for the tax year?

msherman51 — Thu, 06 Jun 2019 05:57:18 GMT

Did not take a distribution in 2016. I have other 401k's so I'm assuming to take my RMD before April 1, I can exclude the 401k for my current employer even if I'm only making a small amount with that employer.

Every 401k plan's RMD is considered separately. So your o...

SteamTrain — Thu, 06 Jun 2019 05:57:19 GMT

Every 401k plan's RMD is considered separately.

So your other 401k plans RMD's will be dealt with individually....and removed individually

Your current employer's 401k plan may allow you to not take an RMD for any year you continue to work for them, but you really need to talk to that employer's 401k administrator to clarify their age/distribution rules.

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This is a contrast to RMD rules for IRAs, where all of your IRA accounts must be considered together as one giant lot to determine what total must be removed.....and then the total RMD can be removed form any account, or all accounts.

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Is there a minimum income for someone over 70 1/2 employed and contributing to 401k to exclude that 401k from RMD calculation for the tax year?

Every 401k plan's RMD is considered separately. So your o...