FAQ: Direct Withdrawals of TDA funds are generally taxable.
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FAQs: No. Your maximum TDA contribution amount is set by federal law.
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FAQs: Yes. You may do so by filing a TDA Withdrawal Application (code TD32) or online equivalent.
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FAQs: Yes, you can request a TDA estimate and it will be mailed to your address on file, once it has been generated.
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FAQ: The only time during your lifetime that an actual beneficiary is used to calculate your RMD is when your spouse is more than ten years younger than you, and is your sole primary TDA beneficiary.
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FAQ: In general, the IRS requires that TDA distributions begin if you have left service (having elected TDA Deferral status) and have reached or will have reached age 72 by December 31 of a given year.
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FAQ: The only time during your lifetime that an actual beneficiary is used to calculate your RMD is when your spouse is more than ten years younger than you, and is your sole primary TDA beneficiary.
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FAQs: Chapter 504 had broad effects on New York State public retirement systems.
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FAQ: In general, the IRS requires that TDA distributions begin if you have left service (having elected TDA Deferral status) and have reached or will have reached age 72 by December 31 of a given year.
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