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Question

how does NYS tax out of state teachers pensions if you moved from Texas to NYS

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
March 2, 2025
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I am a retired teacher from Texas that moved to NYS 6 years ago. My pension comes from Texas. Does NYS tax all of my pension or do I get a reduced rate for being a teacher.

According to information provided by the New York department of Taxation and Finance, certain pension and annuity income is completely free from taxation. Other types of pension income may qualify for an exclusion of up to $20,000.

As a New York resident, your pension income is considered to be New York income and it would be reported as part of your state return.

Here is a link for more information: Information for retired persons - Pension and annuity income

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