JeffB Posted September 18, 2024 Posted September 18, 2024 A participant worked at Company Z & terminated employment at age 60. At age 72, Company Z's plan began paying out RMD's from his account. Participant zeroed out their account (rollover to IRA or direct distribution) 5 years later. EE is rehired at age 80 and has no plan balance. EE begins deferrals. Does he get an RMD from his new deferrals or because he is currently employed, he does not need to receive an RMD from this account as it was previously zeroed out?
Paul I Posted September 19, 2024 Posted September 19, 2024 If the employee was not a more than 5% owner when his original RMDs years age, and if the plan allows for active employees to defer taking RMDs until they separate from employment, then he can defer taking his RMDs now. CuseFan 1
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