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Pension and Retirement Payments

June 8, 2008 by admin

1317. Pension and Retirement Payments

1317.1 Do pension and retirement payments count as wages?

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.

1317.2 Do retirement payments based on a disability count as wages?

If you receive retirement payments because of a disability, the payments are not wages if they are made under the following conditions:

  1. They are made under your employer's plan;

  2. They are made when or after your employment ends; and

  3. 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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