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KPERS RETIREE EARNINGS LIMITATION FORM - kpers 2025

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The document is a KPERS Retiree Earnings Limitation Form that outlines the rules and conditions for Kansas Public Employees Retirement System (KPERS) retirees who return to work for the same employer. It specifies a $20,000 annual earnings limit for retirees who retired after July 1, 1988, and details exceptions for certain positions such as substitute teachers and licensed nurses. The form includes sections for member and employer statements regarding employment status and earnings.

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Is KPERS exempt from Kansas income tax?

For example, KPERS retirement benefits are subject to Federal Income Tax, but exempt from Kansas Income Tax. YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE A SPECIFIC ENTRY on Schedule S to report these exempt benefits.

Are KPERS retirement benefits taxable in Kansas?

In general, a KPERS benefit is taxable for federal income tax and not for Kansas state tax.

What retirement benefits are exempt from Kansas income tax?

If you receive railroad retirement benefits, you wont pay state income taxes. Kansas exempts retirement plans administered by the US Railroad Retirement Board, including railroad retirement benefits, dual vested benefits, and supplemental annuities.

How do I know if my retirement income is taxable?

When you receive income from your traditional 401(k), 403(b) or 457 salary reduction plans, youll owe income tax on those amounts. This income, which is produced by the combination of your contributions, any employer contributions and earnings on the contributions, is taxed at your regular ordinary rate.

How does KPERS work in Kansas?

The KPERS Trust Fund is made up of contributions and investment income. You put 6% of every paycheck into the Retirement System. And your employer contributes, too. Then we invest the money to pay you a lifetime monthly benefit in retirement.

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