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| Text of IRS Announcement 2015-13: Reporting Airline Payment Amount Rollovers Under Public Law 113-243 (PDF) Internal Revenue Service [IRS]  [Official Guidance] Mar. 27, 2015 "Qualified airline employees who received airline payment amounts should include the full amount on Form 1040 for the year of receipt. Up to 90 percent of the aggregate airline payment amounts may be excluded from income if rolled over to a traditional IRA within 180 days of receipt. To exclude these amounts for 2014, a qualified airline employee must file a paper Form 1040 and include the amount rolled over on line 21 of Form 1040 as a negative amount and write 'airline payment' on the dotted line next to line 2." |
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