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Toward the bottom of the 5329 there is a little section to fill out saying that they missed this RMD, but you are asking for forgiveness.  Fill that out and you should be good.  I don't think anybody ever gets turned down for the waiver request.  I think they even let Al Capone off the hook on that one.
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						Whose job is it to tell Client about RMD?
Somehow, I assume HRBlock-heads don't.
And my broker at *** does not know of my other accounts.
I think it's on Client, or maybe tax-preparer.
It's so easy to run a query for people in that age group, export Homebase view to Excel and then email that group with a BCC. Oops: query provides Clients TURNING 70.5 next year; NOT everyone. I will do another HomeBase View with the dob columns.
Wow: Did, done, emailed all my clients turning 70.5 next year and a different email to those already in RMD land. That's something in a Foreign Universe to Intuit - called Customer Service.
If you have never exported view into Excel, I cannot rave too much how easy it is, even for a trog like me.
		
		
	
	
	
Somehow, I assume HRBlock-heads don't.
And my broker at *** does not know of my other accounts.
I think it's on Client, or maybe tax-preparer.
It's so easy to run a query for people in that age group, export Homebase view to Excel and then email that group with a BCC. Oops: query provides Clients TURNING 70.5 next year; NOT everyone. I will do another HomeBase View with the dob columns.
Wow: Did, done, emailed all my clients turning 70.5 next year and a different email to those already in RMD land. That's something in a Foreign Universe to Intuit - called Customer Service.
If you have never exported view into Excel, I cannot rave too much how easy it is, even for a trog like me.
			
		
			
	
	
			
				
		
		
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						Should it be reported in 2019 since he received it in Feb 2019?
					
				
			
			
				
			
			
				
			
			
			
			
			
			
		
		
		
	
	
	
			
		
			
	
	
			
				
		
		
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						The actual distribution will show up on a 1099R next year to report on his 2019 tax return.
					
				
			
			
				
	
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