Maybe. "To determine your allowable retirement or pension subtraction, we must consider (1) if your retirement income is considered a qualified distribution and (2) what your tax treatment options are for a given tax year."
Using the age of the oldest person on the return as born in 1957, a portion would be taxable. You can enter the form and the program will do the work looking at ages and subtracting the pension. You need to be sure it is marked as a qualifying pension plan.
Recipients born after January 1, 1956 through December 31, 1958 may subtract qualifying retirement and pension benefits up to $15,380 if single or married filing separate, or $30,759 if married filing a joint return.
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