All pensions have a required minimum distribution (RMD) when you reach a certain age, with the exception of a Roth retirement account. It sounds like you have a traditional type employer pension plan where the employer determines the amount of your distribution, in which case the amount you receive is the minimum required distribution. You just need to go back through your pension distribution entries and indicate that you received your RMD. It is likely you are being penalized for not taking your RMD's, so once you correct the pension distribution entries the tax due will likely revert back to the refund you saw before.
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