Keogh & RMDs

Does one have to take RMD s from a Keogh at 70 1/2 if one still has self-employed Sch C activity & is making annual contributions to the Keogh? I am in addition still fully employed elsewhere & contributing to a 403(b) also & not taking RMDs there. Thank you.



You are probably a 5% or greater owner of business, so your Keogh RMDS must begin at 70.5 even though you can still contribute.  For the 403b plan, you are not a 5% owner so no RMDs until you retire.

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