TurboTax is not recognizing that this income does not qualify for the NYS pension exemption.
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What type of non-qualified annuity income this is, would determine how it is reported to you.
If this is an annuity payment from a nonqualified annuity or distribution from life insurance contracts, you would have been issued a Form 1099-R for this income (most common). The code in Box 7 should be D.
If this annuity payment was from a section 409A nonqualified deferred compensation plans and eligible nongovernmental section 457(b) plans, or commercial annuity, it would be reported on your W-2 in Box 11.
What is box 11 on W-2?
Box 11: This box reports any amounts that were distributed to you from your employer's non-qualified deferred compensation plan or non-government Section 457 pension plan. The amount in Box 11 is already included as taxable wages in Box 1.
If this was reported to you on Form 1099-R check your Form 1099-R entries carefully and make sure you have entered it exactly as shown.
This can be done as follows:
or you can:
If this was reported on your W-2, Box 11 make sure your W-2 was entered exactly as it was shown:
To check your W-2 entries:
Click here for a helpful Q & A regarding pensions in NYS.
Per this Q & A:
Nonqualified Pensions and Annuities in New York State:
Distribution Code D, Box 7 annuity payments for non-qualified annuity distributions from life insurance contracts that may be subject to tax under section 1411, on Form 1099-R; do not qualify for the NYS pension exemption.
If a retired executive receives periodic payments from a deferred compensation plan that isn’t considered a qualified pension plan under the IRC, and the payments were considered wages under IRC 3121(v), and it was intended to be a pension or annuity, it would be reported on Form W-2, Box 11 and would qualify for the $20,000 pension and annuity income exclusion under Tax Law section 612(c)(3-a).
Click here for Publication 939 which discusses general rules for pensions and annuities for tax reporting purposes.
Click here for Form 1099-R instructions.
This was reported on a 1099-r. I entered a “d” for box 7. It still gives the NYS pension exclusion.
When I re-entered Turbo Tax I found that it is now correctly not giving me the $20,000 pension exclusion on NYS. Yay! But it is incorrectly generating an IRS Form 5329 marked with a #12 exclusion. How can I eliminate this form from the e-filing?
To delete form 5329 for TurboTax online follow these instructions:
To delete form 5329 from TurboTax Desktop follow these instructions:
Click here for information regarding Form 5329 and when it is needed.
Thank you so much!!! This works perfectly.
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