Opening note
Says all plans are required to include some form of the 401(a)(9) minimum distribution requirements and sends each of the three acceptable forms to its own section.
15417-E
403(b) Plan Required Minimum Distributions Worksheet 9A – Determination of 403(b) Status
Form 15417-E (4-2023) is a one-page IRS worksheet titled 403(b) Plan Required Minimum Distributions. Its title also calls it Worksheet 9A, Determination of 403(b) Status. It asks how a named 403(b) plan includes the minimum distribution requirements of 401(a)(9). Each question has a Plan Reference column and Yes, No and N/A boxes.
The form says all plans are required to include some form of the minimum distribution requirements of 401(a)(9), and it lists three acceptable forms: incorporation by reference (Section I), alternative 401(a)(9) language (Section II) and governmental plans (Section III). The instructions at the top say "All items must be completed." A "Yes" answer generally indicates a favorable conclusion is warranted, while a "No" answer indicates a problem exists.
The worksheet does not say who fills it out or where it goes, and no separate instructions are linked to it. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.
Says all plans are required to include some form of the 401(a)(9) minimum distribution requirements and sends each of the three acceptable forms to its own section.
Item a covers compliance with 401(a)(9) under each investment arrangement's terms. Item b asks whether each investment arrangement is treated as an IRA, with distributions made in accordance with 1.408-8, except as provided in 1.403(b)-6(e).
One item on plan language that complies with 401(a)(9), regulations 1.401(a)(9)-1 through 9 and 1.408-8, except as provided in 1.403(b)-6(e).
One item asking whether the plan provides a reasonable and good faith interpretation of 401(a)(9).
Each of the three sections ends with a space headed Explain any "No" answers in this section.
Enter the name of the 403(b) plan in the box above Section I.
The opening note sends incorporation by reference to Section I, alternative 401(a)(9) language to Section II and governmental plans to Section III.
Check one box for each item. Each row also has a Plan Reference column; the form gives no further directions for it.
Item II(a) says to see Worksheet 9, Publication 7004, for detailed 401(a)(9) plan requirements.
Use the space at the end of each section for any "No" answer, as the instructions at the top ask.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The worksheet prints no mailing address, filing method, recipient or deadline, and it has no signature line.
No IRS About page or instructions are linked to it. The directions are the paragraph and the list of acceptable forms at the top of the page.
The page footer prints Form 15417-E (4-2023), Catalog Number 94033Z, Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service.
The title calls it Worksheet 9A in the Determination of 403(b) Status series. Item II(a) refers to Worksheet 9 in Publication 7004 for detailed 401(a)(9) plan requirements.
15417-H
257 fields, 5 pages
15417
81 fields, 2 pages
15417-A
26 fields, 1 page
15417-B
133 fields, 3 pages
15417-G
88 fields, 2 pages
15417-D
105 fields, 3 pages
The worksheet does not name who completes it or who receives it. Its questions ask what a 403(b) plan document provides, not about a person's own taxes.
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The worksheet does not say. It asks about the minimum distribution provisions of a named 403(b) plan and has no preparer, signature or recipient lines.
The form says all plans are required to include some form of the minimum distribution requirements of 401(a)(9), and it lists three acceptable forms.
Section III. It asks whether a plan that does not incorporate by reference provides a reasonable and good faith interpretation of 401(a)(9).
The form says a "Yes" answer generally indicates a favorable conclusion is warranted, while a "No" answer indicates a problem exists. Each section has space to explain any "No" answer.
Item II(a) says to see Worksheet 9, Publication 7004, for detailed 401(a)(9) plan requirements.
No separate instructions are linked to it. The directions are the paragraph and the list of acceptable forms at the top of the page.