Jakyasar Posted October 31, 2023 Posted October 31, 2023 Hi Here is a new one for me. Having a discussion with a broker about which table to use for a DC plan RMD calculation. I never heard of this before. Age difference between the 2 spouses is 20 years. The broker wants to use uniform versus J&S table. If uniform, the RMD is 10,000, if J&S table, RMD is 7,000 (making up numbers) Q1: Can the table be optional? Q2: Assuming not optional, should not the excess 3,000 distribution be subject to in-service and 20% withholding rules? Q3: Plan normal form is lump sum and no spousal consent is required for distributions but still, need to complete a distribution election form for the extra 3,000 distribution? Q4: none of the above as they can choose between the 2 table and either number is ok under RMD rules??? Any other questions I am not thinking of/not asking? Any comments are appreciated. Thanks
Bird Posted October 31, 2023 Posted October 31, 2023 Ask him to show you the regs that says it is optional. Anything other than $7000 in your example is a random number chosen by someone; the excess over $7000 is not an RMD and subject to all normal distribution rules (e.g. 20% WH). Jakyasar, Luke Bailey and duckthing 3 Ed Snyder
Jakyasar Posted October 31, 2023 Author Posted October 31, 2023 I totally agree but wanted to check if I was missing anything as usual
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