Since your contributions are made "after-tax," your retirement plan may be set up as a Roth 403(b).
If so, you cannot deduct your 403(b) contributions on your tax return.
These contributions are already accounted for on your W-2 in box 12:
- Any pre-tax portion has code E; and
- The after-tax portion has code BB (Roth
403(b)).
By design, the Roth 403(b) contributions are not deductible.
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