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Well, at a minimum, the IRS requires you to begin withdrawing from pre-tax retirement accounts when you've reached age 73, whether you would like to start withdrawing or not. You don't have a choice.

Because retirement accounts and after-tax accounts are vastly different from a tax perspective, the 1099s that are generated will be much different as well. Let’s review the differences.