Distribution Rules in General Sample Clauses

Distribution Rules in General. Beneficiary IRA accountholders must take distributions at least as rapidly as the IRA owner was required to take distributions and generally will use a single life expectancy method to satisfy these RMDs. This general rule applies if the IRA owner had at least one designated beneficiary. The single life expectancy method uses the age of the designated beneficiary in the year following the IRA owner’s death to calculate RMDs and then reduces the divisor by one for each subsequent RMD calculation. However, if the IRA owner was more than one year younger than you, the IRA owner’s remaining life expectancy, as determined in his or her year of death and reduced by one in each subsequent year, is used to determine the distribution amount each year. The deceased IRA owner’s remaining life expectancy is also used if your IRA was treated as having no designated beneficiary. Your annual RMD is determined by dividing the prior year’s ending balance by the applicable life expectancy divisor.
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Distribution Rules in General. Beneficiary IRA accountholders use a single life expectancy method to satisfy these RMDs as a general rule unless the five-year rule is elected. The election deadline is generally December 31 of the year following death, however there are exceptions for a spouse beneficiary and a 2019 year of death. If the IRA owner died prior to 2020 (generally in 2019) and your election deadline would have been the end of 2020, you may elect either the five-year rule or the single life expectancy method through December 31, 2021. The “five-year rule” requires you to completely withdraw your Beneficiary IRA assets by the end of the fifth year following the year in which the IRA owner died. Note that for purposes of determining the five-year period, due to an exception found in the CARES Act, the year 2020 is not counted and you essentially have until the end of the sixth year to withdraw the entire IRA balance. The general rule applies to you if you are a spouse or nonspouse designated beneficiary. If you are a nonspouse designated beneficiary and selected the life expectancy method, the life expectancy divisor was determined in the year after the IRA owner’s death and the number is reduced by one in each subsequent year. If you are a spouse beneficiary, the determination of life expectancy divisors are discussed below. Your annual RMD is determined by dividing the prior year’s ending balance by the applicable life expectancy divisor.
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