My 19 year old daughter inherited her father’s traditional and Roth IRAs when she was 14 years old. Beginning in 2023, she is taking a distribution from both the traditional and Roth IRA which is then being deposited into a mutual funds account. When filing her income tax return, what option should she choose in TurboTax for “where is this distribution from?”
If your daughter received a 1099-R from an inherited Roth and traditional IRA combined on one form, there should be a Distribution Amount in Box 1 and a Taxable Amount in Box 2a.
Her 1099-R may also have Code 4D in Box 7.
If her father not was a US Government or New York state employee, 'None of the above' would be the appropriate choice.
Here's more detailed info on an Inherited IRA.
Code D only applies to distributions from nonqualified plans. Distributions from traditional and Roth IRAs are from qualified plans and cannot have code D in box 7. A Form 1099-R reporting distributions from an inherited traditional IRA will have only code 4 in box 7 with the IRA/SEP/SIMPLE box marked and a Form 1099-R reporting distributions from an inherited Roth IRA will generally have code T in box 7 but could have code Q instead if the account has been open for at least 5 years.