"Ekaine Turner Grey" <etg[at]walrus.net> wrote

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For the most part, yes. Sounds like Line 16 (Form 1040) is
what you are looking for. If any federal or state taxes
were withheld, they get added to any other withholding and
reported on Line 63 (and the appropriate state line on those
returns).

--
Paul A. Thomas, CPA
Athens, Georgia
taxman at negia.net

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About fifteen years ago, my husband of 30 years and I
divorced.

As part of the divorce decree, I was to receive part of his
retirement monies.

He retired in 2004 and I have the 1099-R from the company
which handles his company's retirement account for
approximately $10,000 which I received this last year.

Is this treated just like any other income for purposes of
calculating federal income tax?

Thank you very much,
Elaine T Grey

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