Re: When I add my 1099-R for state retirement benefits, my state taxes increase substantially. Bu...

When I add my 1099-R for state retirement benefits, my state taxes increase substantially. But this income should not be state taxed. What am I doing wrong?

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It depends. What state are we talking about because some states do tax retirement income.

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When I add my 1099-R for state retirement benefits, my state taxes increase substantially. But this income should not be state taxed. What am I doing wrong?

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