Effective January 1, 1984, your pension and retirement payments generally count as wages. However, they do not count as wages if the payments are made from tax-exempt trusts or qualified deferred compensation plans.
If you receive retirement payments because of a disability, the payments are not wages if they are made under the following conditions:
They are made under your employer's plan;
They are made when or after your employment ends; and
Your retirement due to your disability was a condition or plan for the payment.
Last Revised: March, 2001
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IRA and 401K
December 22, 2008 by Guest
If I draw social security at 62, will it be decreased by money I recieve from my IRA or 401K? How about a small pension check I have recieved since I was 55?
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