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Retirement tax questions
To contribute to either a Roth IRA or a regular IRA you would need to have $7,000 of earned income. Depending on your overall income there are also limits on contributing to either type of account. The income limits are higher for a Roth IRA than a regular IRA.
The program will allow you to re characterize the contribution to a regular IRA and avoid the penalty for over contributing to the Roth IRA but you may find that the contribution to the regular IRA becomes a non-deductible contribution.
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‎February 21, 2020
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