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Retirement tax questions
If your pension is from a government agency, it is not taxable in NY. An IRA may qualify for the $20,000 exclusion (age 59.5+) according to Publication 36. The program will handle the $20,000 exclusion but you must enter the nontaxable retirement.
Follow these steps.
- Log into Turbo Tax
- Select the State Taxes tab
- As you navigate through the screens, you will see a screen that says Changes to Federal Income.
- Scroll down to Wage and Retirement Adjustments
- The first entry below that will say Received Retirement income.
- Start/ Edit
- Retirement Distributions Summary, Done
- On the screen titled Governmental Pension Exclusion enter the taxable amount to exclude from the NY return. Here is where you would enter the full amount of your retirement distribution.
- Continue
- The next screen will show you the Pension Deduction Summary
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‎February 11, 2025
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