"Treat any increase in Medicare Part B and Part D from IRMAA as if it is an additional tax.)"
Generally, these surtaxes will be avoided, as well tax on Social Security, if you are funding your retirment out of Roth IRA money.
Your future self will be thanking you, a lot.
paying $9,300 to subtract your AGI from the top of your tax bracket sounds idiotic.
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