NR4 Canadian Private Pension

[jflav]

I receive an NR4 tax form for my Canadian Private Pension. In past years I have created a substitute 1099R for this pension but I understand that this is no longer possible if I want to efile my return.  If I use the method of including this pension under "Other Income" how would this translate to my Georgia taxes as the pension is not taxable in GA?  If Turbo Tax does not adjust this automatically, am I able to manually deduct this on the appropriate form?  I understand if I override a form, I would not be able to efile the GA return.  

[wilcox6993]

I have the same issue - was there any response and is for sure not state taxable?

[AmyC]

You can enter it under Other Income to get it into the tax program.

As for GA, it does not tax Social Security. Canadian pension is equivalent.

GA has a section titled Retirement Income Exempt by Federal Law or Treaty. It applies to: Income that is received from a public pension or retirement fund, program or system may be specifically exempted under federal law or treaty. The income must have been otherwise included in federal adjusted gross income.

Follow these steps:

1. Log in to your return
2. Go to GA
3. Continue until you see Here's the Income that GA handles differently.
4. Scroll down to Retirement Income Exempt by Federal Law or Treaty.
5. Start
6. Enter your Canadian pension in USD

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