About OP&F
OP&F Tax Information
The Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund (OP&F), which was established by the Ohio General Assembly in 1965, is a qualified plan under the Internal Revenue Code 401(a) as a governmental defined benefit pension plan.
OP&F is required to report distributions related to Service, Disability, Annuity, Survivor, Death and Active Member Withdrawals on Form 1099-R. OP&F prepares and files a Form 1099-R for each benefit recipient or active member who has received a cash distribution of $10 or more.
- How to report the new $3,000 gross income exclusion for public safety officers
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- Frequently asked questions about the $3,000 income exclusion for health insurance premiums
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- Federal Tax Reporting Information for OP&F Members and Survivors (2007)
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- Federal Tax Reporting Information for OP&F Members and Survivors (2006)
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- Federal Tax Reporting Information for OP&F Members and Survivors (2005)
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- Federal Tax Reporting Information for OP&F Members and Survivors (2004)
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- Federal Tax Reporting Information for OP&F Members and Survivors (2003)
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- 2008 IRS Form W-4P Withholding Certificate for Pension or Annuity Payments