Are my retirement benefits taxable to Nebraska?

Nebraska does tax Retirement Benefits, however it allows subtractions for railroad retirement benefits and civil service retirement annuities. 

Note: You must do a computation to determine the Tier I amount if you received both Forms SSA-1099 for Social Security Benefits AND Form RRB-1099 for Railroad Retirement Board Tier I payments.

Where do I enter?

To enter the subtraction for railroad retirement benefits, go to:

  1. State Section
  2. Edit Nebraska State return
  3. Subtractions from Income
  4. Subtraction for Benefits Paid by RRB

To enter your subtraction for Civil Service Retirement Annuities, go to:

  1. State Section
  2. Edit Nebraska State return
  3. Subtractions from Income
  4. Civil Service Retirement Annuities Received for being Employed by federal govt

Additional Information

To subtract military retirement, please see our article on the subject.

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