Is my retirement income taxable to Kansas?

Kansas allows you to subtract your retirement income received from Kansas Public Employee Retirement System (KPERS) on your state return that was taxable on your federal return.  

To make this manual entry, go to: 

  1. State section
  2. Kansas state return (3 dots, Edit)
  3. Subtractions from Income
  4. Enter amounts withdrawn from a qualified retirement account that was originally received as a Kansas Public Employee Retirement System (KPERS) lump sum distributions that you rolled over into a qualified retirement plan and shown as taxable on your 2025 federal return.

See also Is my military pension/retirement income taxable to Kansas?

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