If your Kentucky Pension Income is non-taxable, you'll see that on Schedule M, Line 9, which carries over to Form 740, Line 8.
Social Security income is exempt from taxation, while other forms of income, such as from pensions, 401(k), or IRA, are exempt up to a limit of $31,110 per person. Anything above this limit will be taxed at the state's standard 4.5 percent rate.
If you're not see these correctly reported in your KY return, you may want to delete your 1099-R entry in your Federal return and re-enter it.
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