In PA, what is the "State Type Code" for retirement income for an inherited IRA? I'm under retirement age. Already entered in fed section, but that didn't help in state.

[gldiorio]

Note: the only options that appear remote possibilities are: no entry, early distribution from a ret. plan, rollover, I'm eligible; plan's eligible (no P. tax), I'm not eligible yet; plans' eligible in Pa, Traditional or Roth IRA -over 59.5, Traditional or Roth Ira, under 59.5, non-qualified deferred comp plan, life insurance or endowment,

[re2boys · Accepted solution]

I'm eligible, plan eligible   will result in the retirement plan distribution not being taxed.  For info on what is taxable or non taxable, see:   https://revenue-pa.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1470

An inherited IRA is generally coded 4 in box 7 of the 1099R and is not taxable unless marked 4D.

[gldiorio]

Thank you!

[jmitch171]

so what do you enter for the state type code if it is marked as 4D?

[Tom R S]

What PA State type code do I use for a 1099-R distribution code 4D?

[LindaS5247]

Please clarify your question. Are you asking about entering Box 15 of your Form 1099-R?

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[Tom R S]

No, I am asking what "State Type Code" I should choose for 1099_R distribution code 4D while preparing my PA return in TurboTax.

[DaveF1006]

The distribution code 4D indicates that this is a non-qualified annuity that you have inherited. The best State Type Code that fits is a Non-qualified deferred comp plan.