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I'm in PA. I don't think 59-1/2 has any relevance. It is taxable unless it qualifies as the type of plan described in the PA regulations (and to a certain extent in the Personal Income Tax return instructions) as the type of plan eligible for tax-free treatment.

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Tks jpod. I was thinking the same thing and called the PA revenue department too. The rep told me it was, but I was not sure if she was 100% confident in her answer.

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