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MASSACHUSETTS TAX EXEMPT PENSION

Forum|Forum|5 years ago
June 14, 2020
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As I'm going thru the state portion of my return with Turbo Tax Deluxe I come upon "Pension Adjustments-Federally Taxable". I entered from my 1099R the amount that's listed in block 2 a :Taxable amount into the blank box "non-taxable Massachusetts Pension". My 1st question am I doing it correctly? Then it indicates the following message: After manually entering an exclusion amount above, you will not be eligible to electronically file your Massachusetts tax return. My question to that is why?

How do I enter to have my Massachusetts Teacher's Tax Exempt Pension on my Federal return so that it is exempt on my Mass State Tax Return?

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As you are going through the state portion of your return with Turbo Tax Deluxe you may come upon "Pension Adjustments-Federally Taxable".

anthony340Author

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I'm aware of that. But you didn't read my question to what I was asking?