ChristinaS
Expert Alumni

Retirement tax questions

I'll use 2016, as the resources are available:
Take $71,000
Subtract your MAGI ($67,000)
Multiply $4000 by 55% (single, under 50) =$2200 That's the most you can deduct. Might save 25%- $550.
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