IRA beneficiaries must take payments based on a complex set of rules. How and how much they have to take depends, in part, on whom or what has inherited the IRA. Most individuals can establish an Inherited IRA for 10 years. By not taking a lump-sum distribution, the beneficiary can reduce current income tax liability and enjoy continued tax deferral on the assets until their first and/or final required minimum distribution (RMD) in year 10.
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