I received retirement income from CT (state I worked in but do not live in). There isn't any state tax withheld on the 1099-R. My state (MA) allows a tax break for teachers. Do I claim this income under home state or do I have to submit a tax return to the other state?
You claim it under your current home state. Retirement income is taxable by your state of legal residence at the time you receive it.
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