Re: Why are pensions considered taxable income especially in sattes where the money wasn't made?

Why are pensions considered taxable income especially in sattes where the money wasn't made?

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Each state decides what income to tax. The pension is considered taxable income because you received the pension payments while living in the state. The states with a state income tax that don't tax pensions are Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Mississippi, Iowa, Illinois, Hawaii, and Alabama.

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