We receive kpers (ks). We now live in OK. The income from that retirement is taxed in OK or should I file this as KS income earned on our ks Return?

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Retirement income is taxed in your state of residence, where you receive it and not where you "earned" it.

If you are residents of OK, report this income on your OK return. Unless you have KS-source income (e.g. rental real estate, business income) you don't need to file a KS return.

I'm a US citizen, but I live in Japan. I have an after-tax retirement annuity in the US. When I receive annuity money, which country gets to tax it?

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We receive kpers (ks). We now live in OK. The income from that retirement is taxed in OK or should I file this as KS income earned on our ks Return?

We receive kpers (ks). We now live in OK. The income from that retirement is taxed in OK or should I file this as KS income earned on our ks Return?

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