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I have multiple 1099-R and efile with PA. These are all qualified plans thus no PA taxes. Do I still need to send these to PA when sending my check

 
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KrisD15
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I have multiple 1099-R and efile with PA. These are all qualified plans thus no PA taxes. Do I still need to send these to PA when sending my check

No. 

If you are only sending a check as payment with a voucher, (you e-filed the return)  no, the 1099-R's are not included with the payment. 

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I have multiple 1099-R and efile with PA. These are all qualified plans thus no PA taxes. Do I still need to send these to PA when sending my check

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KrisD15
Employee Tax Expert

I have multiple 1099-R and efile with PA. These are all qualified plans thus no PA taxes. Do I still need to send these to PA when sending my check

No. 

If you are only sending a check as payment with a voucher, (you e-filed the return)  no, the 1099-R's are not included with the payment. 

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I have multiple 1099-R and efile with PA. These are all qualified plans thus no PA taxes. Do I still need to send these to PA when sending my check

Thank you for confirming this!

 

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