Check box 14 of your W-2 too
....I've been poking at the IPERS site, and they claim it is a Defined Benefit plan with both employer and personal contributions.... that sounds more like a 414(h) plan...but they don't say that exactly, so I'm unsure.
IF you are entering your W-2 into the software, you just enter the data it shows on your Paper W-2 form
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IPERS Employers Handbook:
When completing the Form W-2 for IPERS-covered employees, follow
these procedures:
• STEP 1 Check Box 13, Retirement Plan, as IPERS is a qualified plan under
Internal Revenue Code section 401(a).
• STEP 2 (Optional) You may report the amount of the member’s IPERS
contributions in Box 14. This amount should have been withheld pretax from
the member’s paycheck
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