In 2018 I had a distribution from a 457 Plan due to leaving a job. I was 62. The federal tax rate seems to have been calculated at a 35% rate. Is that correct?

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In 2018 I had a distribution from a 457 Plan due to leaving a job. I was 62. The federal tax rate seems to have been calculated at a 35% rate. Is that correct?

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