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What is the correct pension/annuity amount in Column E for California?

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
February 6, 2024
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Using Turbo Tax and this is the only box that required a manual input. It was originally empty which shot up my refund by a lot. But I'm not sure if it's 0 or 50,000 in this case.

Took a TSP Federal 401k Taxable Distribution (1099-R) last year and had taxes of 10k withheld on it. I was living in CA during this time.

For some reason, Turbo Tax required me to fill this out as it was empty. There's a 50,000 in the first column for Federal but do I need put 50,000 in Column E as I filled it out or leave it empty?

Thanks

Best answer by DaveF1006

Yes, you would put $50,000 in Column E as well because this is taxable income in the State of California.

DaveF1006Answer

Yes, you would put $50,000 in Column E as well because this is taxable income in the State of California.

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Thank you