@RamTris
Yeah, but was the total of your 2a $$ amounts (apparently you have more than one 1099-R) included in your Federal taxable income?
For instance, if one the 1099-R forms was for a rollover, or partial rollover of $$ into another retirement account, then those rolled $$ are not eligible for Bailey exemptions, since some or all of the $$ are not included in Federal income in the first place.
And if you have a Military pension 1099-R that is Bailey eligible, you can't exempt it both under Bailey, and a second time under the Military Pension retirement selections...one or the other, not both.
Beyond that, you'd need to describe exactly what the source was for every 1099-R you received and how it was used, before we "might" be able to describe what is happening
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