Does a Non-Qualified Annuity count as a pension plan

No, There are differences between a Non Qualified Annuity and a Company sponsored retirement plan.

• A qualified plan is an employer-sponsored retirement plan that complies with IRS requirements for receiving tax-deferred treatment. a Non-Qualified Annuity is a pension Fund, but is different from a mention.
• A Non-Qualified Annuity is individually funded with after-tax dollars.  When you take money out, only the earnings are taxable as ordinary income.
• They are reported similarly on your tax return.
• They will both receive a 1099-R.
• Take your time to complete the entire interview and carefully read every question.
• Please see IRS article Pensions – The general rule and the simplified method  

To Post a 1099-R

Log into TurboTax

1. Under Federal
2. Select Wages & Income
3. Scroll to and select IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R)
4. Now Edit or Add another 1099-R
5. Enter your Broker or plan administrator information.
6. Follow the interview.