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Pensions and annuities are taxed in pretty much the same way, so TurboTax asks questions about both with the same screens.
Just treat the word "annuity" as it were also "pension".
TT treats both pensions and annuities the same. this means that TT requires the completion of an annuity worksheet. a pension does not need this worksheet. In my case all the Gross distribution is taxable. How do I override or bypass the worksheet?
@elgringo13 wrote:
TT treats both pensions and annuities the same. this means that TT requires the completion of an annuity worksheet. a pension does not need this worksheet. In my case all the Gross distribution is taxable. How do I override or bypass the worksheet?
Delete the Form 1099-R and then re-enter manually to clear this problem.
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