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Retirement tax questions
It’s definitely not taxable income. We’ve had the same thing for the last 12 years. Every other year the total amt was in 5a and taxable amount (a tiny portion of it that’s been the same for the duration) went into 5b. I’m just confused why the program would not put it in the same lines as the previous years. The code on line 7 on thr 1099r is ‘3’. It’s nypd disability retirement that is non-taxable (except that tiny Amt). Just can’t figure out why it went in diff line than all the previous years and now have to figure out if I should do an amended return. It shouldn’t make a diff in the overall taxable income or tax liability.
April 26, 2025
2:22 PM