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Pinstripe Posts: The mid-game report from Safeco

Pete Caldera

Sat, 15 Aug 2009 03:33:06 GM

There are five lefties facing Andy Pettitte in tonight's lineup, including the Nos. 4, 5, 6 hitters. And the cleanup man is none-other-than​ Ken Griffey Jr., who entered this game with a .340 lifetime BA vs. Pettitte (18-for-53, 2 HR).

How do I report an indirect rollover that is not taxable on my California state tax return?
Q. On my federal return, it was reported as tax was witheld and shown on my 1099-R from the investment company. However, I did an indirect rollover and my tax will come back to me as part of my return. Since I still have to submit the 1099-R to the state also, how do I report that on my state return and declare it to be nontaxable. The FTB CA rules are more ambigious than the IRS!
Asked by onthegers - Tue Apr 10 21:42:35 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. All you do in reporting a rollover is attach a statement to the back of the return, showing your name, and social security number, and: Distribution from IRA, Pension, etc. $ xx,xxx (Less) Rollover to (Broker's name) (xx,xxx) Indicate "Statement Attached" on the line reporting Pension Distributions.
Answered by bold4bs - Wed Apr 11 13:24:38 2007