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Usually, but not always.  Kentucky will exclude 41,110 of pension or retirement income from the return.  If you have an amount higher than that, Schedule P is used to determine the remaining taxable amount, depending on the type of pension pay that it is.  Here is additional information:  SCHEDULE P *1600010019* 2016 - revenue.ky.gov

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DanielV01
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June 3, 2019

Usually, but not always.  Kentucky will exclude 41,110 of pension or retirement income from the return.  If you have an amount higher than that, Schedule P is used to determine the remaining taxable amount, depending on the type of pension pay that it is.  Here is additional information:  SCHEDULE P *1600010019* 2016 - revenue.ky.gov

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