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June 4, 2019
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403b distribution my nj contributions should not be taxed again in nj state, There is a line 20b for this on the NJ state form. How do if find this in turbotax?

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A fraction of my 403B distributions from my contributions are not taxable in NJ since I already paid NJ taxes on them.  The annuities and the MRDs are handled differently.  How does turbotax handle this?  As a rough guess it will reduce my taxable income by about 1/8 of the total 403B distribution, so in is not ignorable.  Also, since the distributions are spread across 10 contracts (5 annuities and 5 MRDs) can I combine all of them or must I enter all separately?

Best answer by fanfare

For pensions and annuities, use the Three Year Rule method or the General Rule method.
See NJ  Resident Return Instruction booklet.

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fanfare
fanfareAnswer
Level 15
June 4, 2019

For pensions and annuities, use the Three Year Rule method or the General Rule method.
See NJ  Resident Return Instruction booklet.

dmuellerAuthor
Level 2
June 4, 2019
The forms field is grey.  I am pretty sure I am using the downloaded version of Turbotax (in any case it continues to work if I disconnect from the internet).  I can't start it without a connection, however, because it says it wants to check for updates and I need to connect to the internet, but it does start which makes me think it is not the online version.