I'm retired military living in Alabama (retirement payments tax exempt). However, it appears the program is using the full amount to calculate the tax due ... did I miss

evesusaf · ‎June 6, 2019

Did I miss a radio button somewhere?

DanielV01 · ‎June 6, 2019

Yes, you are correct. In the State Taxes section, you will see a screen, About Your Retirement Distributions. You will hit the "Edit" button next to the military 1099-R. The next screen asks if it is a non-taxable pension, to which you will answer yes. The income will be excluded. Here is a screenshot to assist you with what to look for:

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DanielV01 · ‎June 6, 2019

Yes, you are correct. In the State Taxes section, you will see a screen, About Your Retirement Distributions. You will hit the "Edit" button next to the military 1099-R. The next screen asks if it is a non-taxable pension, to which you will answer yes. The income will be excluded. Here is a screenshot to assist you with what to look for:

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I'm retired military living in Alabama (retirement payments tax exempt). However, it appears the program is using the full amount to calculate the tax due ... did I miss