If NJ already taxed the income, it should not be taxed again. You have to go back and answer the questions in federal then correctly answer state.
Follow these steps:
Federal side:
- Edit your 1099-R
- On the 1099-R forms, do you have NJ marked in the state section? If not, the program asks you to select the state where you live and NJ can be selected there.
- The program asks about safety officer, no
- Where is this distribution from? General rule pension
- Fill in the boxes with the NJ information
- continue
- Select from a qualified or non-qualified plan
- keep answering questions
As you go through NJ, it will show your pension and then a screen that says General Rule Method.
- Enter your basis, everything you contributed to the plan.
- Enter return on contract - this distribution plus any prior distributions from this plan.
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