Under Retirement Pension Benefits it asks to Choose Type of Income. Other or Ineligible. What's the difference? I know it's not Military, Civil or Gov.

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Retirement income is considered as Other Income.

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Total contribution is about 1k to retirement via my work. Do I need a separate form for deductions on that money, or is it included in box G-12 on my W2? Different? Same?

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Under Retirement Pension Benefits it asks to Choose Type of Income. Other or Ineligible. What's the difference? I know it's not Military, Civil or Gov.

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