I missed taking my RMD in time and I think I need to file form 5329.
I'm using the desktop version of TT and I don't see a way to select that form.
It keeps asking for my 1099-R info, but I don't have that form since I took the RMD for 2024 in 2025.
Or do I skip it and file it in 2025 with the penalty?
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Please make sure you updated TurboTax Desktop.
If you still not get the "Did You Miss a Required Distribution From Any Retirement Accounts?" screen after the disaster distribution screen then using the "forms" mode in TurboTax Desktop:
The RMD for 2024 will be reported on your 2025 return when you get the 2025 Form 1099-R in 2026. Don't forget to take your 2025 RMD.
You will need to file Form 5329 for the missed RMD and request a waiver of the penalty if you have reasonable cause. Please see Relief for Reasonable Cause for additional information.
Please follow these steps in TurboTax Desktop to file Form 5329:
Thanks for the reply, but my TT is not working that way.
I select Retirement Plans and Social Security.
I'm asked "Did you receive any retirement income for 2024" and select No.
I'm taken back to Your 2024 Income Summary.
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I select Retirement Plans and Social Security.
I'm asked "Did you receive any retirement income for 2024" and select Yes.
I'm asked "Did you receive any 1099R forms?" and select No.
I'm asked "Did you take disaster distributions" and select No.
I'm asked "Did you receive social security" and select No.
I'm asked about Canadian Retirement Plans and select No.
I'm taken back to Your 2024 Income Summary.
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Under the summary Your 2024 Income it does see that I had a 1099R last year. When I try to update just that section it keeps asking for the 1099R.
This is the desktop Deluxe version.
Please make sure you updated TurboTax Desktop.
If you still not get the "Did You Miss a Required Distribution From Any Retirement Accounts?" screen after the disaster distribution screen then using the "forms" mode in TurboTax Desktop:
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