Cybertruck
Dryer sheet wannabe
- Joined
- Jan 17, 2020
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I am starting a 17 year long 72t plan and am really concerned that I will do something wrong to bust the plan.
I did some math and if I bust the plan in year 17 I could owe the IRS $300,000 in penalties & interest.
I’m hoping someone with knowledge on 72t’s can confirm that I am doing everything correctly.
TIRA balance = $1,500,000
My 1st withdrawal will be in the first couple weeks of 2021.
My beginning balance will be determined on 12/31/20.
My current age is 42, but I will be turning 43 next July. I have been told to use the age that I will be turning in that year to calculate my life expectancy.
Using the single life RMD method, a theoretical TIRA balance of $1,500,000 on Dec. 31st 2020, and an age of 43 my distribution amount should be $36,855.
I will recalculate my withdrawals each year using the new account balance on Dec. 31st of the previous year and the age I will turn in that year.
TD Ameritrade has informed me that they will characterize the distribution as an exception to the early withdrawal penalty so the only reporting I should need to do is the additional income I’ll need to report from the 1099 TD Ameritrade will send me each year.
I know that I have to take the RMD every year until age 59 1/2.
I know that I cannot touch the account other than that.
Is there anything I am missing?
I did some math and if I bust the plan in year 17 I could owe the IRS $300,000 in penalties & interest.
I’m hoping someone with knowledge on 72t’s can confirm that I am doing everything correctly.
TIRA balance = $1,500,000
My 1st withdrawal will be in the first couple weeks of 2021.
My beginning balance will be determined on 12/31/20.
My current age is 42, but I will be turning 43 next July. I have been told to use the age that I will be turning in that year to calculate my life expectancy.
Using the single life RMD method, a theoretical TIRA balance of $1,500,000 on Dec. 31st 2020, and an age of 43 my distribution amount should be $36,855.
I will recalculate my withdrawals each year using the new account balance on Dec. 31st of the previous year and the age I will turn in that year.
TD Ameritrade has informed me that they will characterize the distribution as an exception to the early withdrawal penalty so the only reporting I should need to do is the additional income I’ll need to report from the 1099 TD Ameritrade will send me each year.
I know that I have to take the RMD every year until age 59 1/2.
I know that I cannot touch the account other than that.
Is there anything I am missing?