RECVD 1099R MARYLAND STATE RETIREMENT WHAT IS ROTH

Roth retirement contributions are payroll after tax contributions to your retirement plan that would not be taxed upon withdrawal.  Unless you made Roth 401K after-tax contributions to your Maryland State Retirement plan, you can answer No to any Roth questions.  

For the Maryland return:  Only pension income can be deducted; money from IRA, Roth IRA, Simplified Employee Plans and Keogh plans must be reported on your state income tax.  

If you did not make a Roth 401K election for a Maryland supplemental retirement plan, your state pension from Maryland would be exempt from Maryland tax.