What tax form do I use to file my taxes if I had a pay out from a pension plan?

Posted by Dolores
cat21159 asked:


Before I left my previous job, I got money from the companies pension plan. I need to know what tax form to use. I have been using 1040ez.

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One Response to “What tax form do I use to file my taxes if I had a pay out from a pension plan?”

  1. Judy Says:
    March 24th, 2010 at 3:28 pm

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    You can’t use 1040EZ for that, you’ll need 1040A (line 12ab) or 1040 (line 16 ab). You should have gotten a form 1099-R for the amount paid out. If you didn’t roll it over into an IRA you probably owe a 10% penalty for early withdrawal unless you’re age 59-1/2 or over