Glitch pulling 1099-R taxable income into the WI state return

[tjk877]

I am having an issue with my WI state taxes and my 1099-R information.  I have lived in NC for 20+ years and it is my permanent residence.  I am not a resident of WI but received an inherited IRA in 2021 and received a 1099-R.  I had federal taxes taken out but did not have any state taxes taken out.  This is the only income I received from WI.  I input all the information on the 1099-R including boxes 14 with 0.00 tax withheld and 15 with the state # but when I completed my WI taxes it did not pull the 1099-R taxable amount.  I know this because when I review the WI tax summary it says I have 0 taxable income in WI.  There seems to be a glitch pulling over the taxable income information from the 1099-R into the WI state form.  I am using the online version.  Thanks for any assistance you can provide!

[AmyC]

An IRA is a qualified retirement plan and not taxable out of state, see page 10 Pub 126 How Your Retirement Benefits Are Taxed

[fanfare]

why does everybody assume there is a "glitch" ?

TurboTax is working correctly.

[Critter-3]

You do NOT have WI income so you don't need to file a WI return unless you had WI withholding on the 1099-R.  The distribution is taxable on your resident state return only.   Leave boxes 14 thru 19 empty.