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AmyC
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how do I enter none taxable income

For AL, there is a maximum of $50,000 allowed for the severance pay exemption. Any amount over that would be taxable. Box 16 should be blank if less than $50k and you are right, no taxes. Please check your w2 entry is blank for for all state information if there is no taxable income.

 

In addition, the state tax form does have a line for income taxable on federal but not state. Continue through AL until you come to Federal Income Not Taxed by Alabama. Enter Severance Pay and the amount.

 

Related: Alabama Severance Pay Exemption

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how do I enter none taxable income

Why do you want to enter no taxable income?  What are you trying to do?

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how do I enter none taxable income

what type of non-taxable income.   in most cases nothing is entered but there are exceptions like municipal interest, retirement plan rollovers, social security. 

how do I enter none taxable income

you are right there no state tax taken on my W2 because my income is none taxable but when filing my taxes with turbotax they are charging me tax 

how do I enter none taxable income

I'm not sure what I need to do all I know is the state of Alabama had an agreement with Goodyear  that they will not tax income we recieved after the plant closure but turbotax is taxing my state income . there was no state tax taken on my W2

AmyC
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how do I enter none taxable income

For AL, there is a maximum of $50,000 allowed for the severance pay exemption. Any amount over that would be taxable. Box 16 should be blank if less than $50k and you are right, no taxes. Please check your w2 entry is blank for for all state information if there is no taxable income.

 

In addition, the state tax form does have a line for income taxable on federal but not state. Continue through AL until you come to Federal Income Not Taxed by Alabama. Enter Severance Pay and the amount.

 

Related: Alabama Severance Pay Exemption

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how do I enter none taxable income

I tried that still didn't work I think the  turbotax disc is not make the adjustment that is needed. 

RobertB4444
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how do I enter none taxable income

It is a good idea to first clear your cache and cookies - which means removing all of the temporary programs that can gum up your web browser.  If that doesn't work, try using a different web browser.

 

Here is a link on how to clear your cache and cookies.

 

You are probably better off having someone walk through the return with you to look at your entries so I recommend getting live expert help.

 

Here is a link to finding a TurboTax expert.

 

However, that requires upgrading your product which may be an expense you don't want.  In that case you can call an expert and ask questions over the phone.

 

Here is a link to the TurboTax Phone Number.

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