A pension is a regular payment you receive after you retire, usually based on how long you worked and how much you earned. If you have a pension through a former employer or union, you need to understand how it works, when payments start, and what tax forms you'll receive. This section covers the documents and processes involved in reporting pension income on your tax return.

The articles here explain what forms your pension provider sends you, how to report pension payments as income, what deductions or adjustments may explore to your situation, and how to handle common issues like early withdrawals or survivor benefits. You'll find step-by-step guidance on completing the relevant tax forms and understanding the numbers on your pension statements.