If I worked in New Jersey and retire in Puerto Rico, do I pay any Federal or State taxes on my pension?

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Once you no longer live in the states and make PR your residence then you will file a PR return but no state return.

You will need to enter your 1099R on your federal tax return. Your retirement income is taxable on your federal return. I do not know if PR taxes retirement income.

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If I worked in New Jersey and retire in Puerto Rico, do I pay any Federal or State taxes on my pension?

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