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March 21, 2021
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How do you enter retirement income that is nontaxable to state?

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sjrcpa
Level 15
March 21, 2021

Depends on the state and the reason the state doesn't tax it.

If you provide some details maybe one of the PTO users can help.

The more I know the more I don’t know.
Level 2
March 22, 2021

Alabama does not tax military retirement or Alabama retirees retirement. They are taxable on the federal. Turbo tax has a code from what I’m told but even entering 0’s does not work on pro series.

There has to be a way. We have a lot of this in our state. I’m missing something 

Level 2
April 11, 2021

Have you figured out how to enter this information?  I am having the same issue with indicating a CA pension is not taxable in AL - the pension plan is listed on the Alabama Rev. Dept list of non-taxable plans so there must be a way to indicate it is non-taxable in AL

 

Thanks so much if you have found the solution!

itonewbie
Level 15
April 3, 2023

Normally, if there's special treatment at the state level, you'll find a checkbox or toggle on one of the following:

  • Input screen where you enter the retirement income or on that screen's state tab;
  • Under State & Local > Modifications > AL Modifications
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itonewbie
Level 15
April 4, 2023

Had a quick look.  It turns out that Intuit didn't program any toggle for AL, unlike some other states.

If it is of those that are eligible for exemption, you will just override the state taxable amount as @George4Tacks suggested.

This can be done either:

  • Under Income > Pensions, IRAs (1099-R), on the line State taxable amount, if different; or
  • Under State & Local > Income > AL Income, on the line Alabama taxable pensions (Form 40, line 5b) [Override]
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