MARYLAND
RETIREMENT INCOME
FORM
2019
ATTACH TO YOUR FORM 502
502R
The Maryland General Assembly enacted House Bill 1148 in the
DO NOT include any benets received from Social Security
2016 Session requiring the collection of information detailing
and/or Railroad Retirement, Tier I and Tier II, in Part 4.
the amount of retirement income reported by an individual and/
Those benets should be included on line 9 of Part 5.
or their spouse by source.
EXCEPTION: If you retired on disability and received a
Complete Form 502R if you or your spouse were required to le a 2019
taxable disability retirement pension or annuity reported
Form 502 AND:
to you on Form 1099R and you report the taxable income
1. Reported income from a pension, annuity or individual retirement
account or annuity (IRA) on your federal income tax return (on line 4b
and 4d offederalForm 1040);
as wages on line 1 of federal Form 1040 until you reach
minimum retirement age, include this amount of taxable
income on line 1 of Part 4.
2. Receivedanyincome duringthetaxyear(taxableor non-taxable)
fromSocialSecurityorRailroadRetirement(Tier IorTierII);
Part 5: Complete Part 5 if you or your spouse received Social Security
or Railroad Retirement benets (Tier I or Tier II). Enter the
gross amount of those benets received during the tax year
3. Claimed a pension exclusion on line 10a of Maryland Form 502; or
(do not enter the taxable amount only) in the appropriate
4. Claimeda pension exclusiononline10bof Maryland Form502.
column.
Nonresidents arenotrequiredtocomplete andfiletheForm 502R.
Complete Part 5 if you received military retirement income
subtracted using code letter u on Maryland Form 502SU.
Married individuals who led Maryland returns with married ling
separate status should each complete a separate Form 502R.
Part 6: Complete Part 6 if you or your spouse claimed a pension
exclusion on Maryland Form 502. Enter the amounts in the
PRINT OR ENTER ALL INFORMATION USING BLUE OR BLACK INK
appropriate column using the amounts calculated for each
Part 1: Enter your rst name, middle initial, last name and Social
Security number exactly as entered on Form 502. If you are
ling a joint Maryland return, also enter the name and Social
Security number of your spouse.
Part 7:
spouse on line 5 of the PENSION EXCLUSION COMPUTATION
WORKSHEET (13A) which can be found in the Maryland
Resident Income Tax Return Instructions.
Complete Part 7 if you or your spouse claimed the Retired
Part 2: Enter your age as of December 31, 2019. If you are ling a
joint Maryland return, also enter the age as of December 31,
2019 of your spouse.
Correctional Ocer, Law Enforcement Ocer, or Fire, Rescue,
or Emergency Services Personnel pension exclusion (from
line 10b on Maryland Form 502). Enter the amounts in the
appropriate column using the amounts calculated for each
Part 3: Check the appropriate box if you or your spouse were totally
and permanently disabled on the last day of the tax year.
Part 4: Complete Part 4 if you or your spouse reported income from a
pension, annuity or individual retirement account or annuity
(IRA) on your federal income tax return (line 4b and 4d of
spouse on line 8 of the RETIRED CORRECTIONAL OFFICER,
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, OR FIRE, RESCUE, OR
EMERGENCY SERVICES PERSONNEL PENSION EXCLUSION
COMPUTATION WORKSHEET (13E) which can be found in the
Maryland Resident Income Tax Return Instructions.
federal Form 1040). Add these amounts and enter on line
8. This amount must equal the sum of the retirement income
reported on your federal return (line 4b and 4d of federal
Form1040).
Pension, prot-sharing or stock
bonus plans - 401(a), 403 or
457(b)
401(k) Cash or Deferred
Arrangement
Deferred compensation plan of a
state or local government or a tax
exempt organization - 457(b)
Thrift Savings
SIMPLE 401(k)
SIMPLE Individual Retirement
Account - 408(p)
SIMPLE Individual Retirement
Annuity - 408(b)
Traditional Individual Retirement
Account or Annuity (IRA)
Rollover IRA consisting entirely of
contributions from a dened benet
plan
Simplied Employee Pension -
408(k)
Roth IRA - 408A
Ineligible Deferred Compensation
Plan 457(f)
Keogh retirement plans for self-
employed individuals (also known
as an HR-10 plan)
Foreign retirement income
Other taxable retirement plans
1
Retirement income received as a pension, annuity or
endowment from an "employee retirement system"
qualied under Sections 401(a), 403 or 457(b) of the
Internal Revenue Code. (Do not include a traditional,
Roth or SIMPLE individual retirement account or annuity
(IRA), a simplied employee plan (SEP), a Keogh plan,
an ineligible deferred compensation plan or foreign
retirement income.)
X X X X X
2
An IRA under Section 408 (excluding Section 408(k)) of
the Internal Revenue Code. Examples include a SIMPLE
IRA under Section 408(p) of the Internal Revenue Code
and a traditional IRA
X X X
3
An IRA consisting entirely of contributions rolled over from
a dened benet plan
X
4
A simplied employee pension (SEP) under Section 408(k)
of the Internal Revenue Code
X
5
A Roth IRA under Section 408A of the Internal Revenue
Code
X
6
An ineligible deferred compensation plan under Section
457(f) of the Internal Revenue Code
X
7
Other taxable retirement income (for example, a
Keogh Plan, also known as an HR-10), including foreign
retirement income
X X X
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