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Today I just discovered that my 2023 Roth IRA contribution was ineligible because my spouse and I filed married separately and resided together.
If we amend our 2023 taxes today (9/2024) to file jointly; will this correct the ineligible status.
Please also note, my spouse had a tax payment due, which has been paid, and I received a refund.
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If you were ineligible for the Roth IRA contribution only because your own MAGI filing separately was above $153,000 but filing jointly your MAGI together will be below $218,000, yes, amending to joint filing would eliminate the excess contribution. Yes, you are permitted to amend to change from the separate tax returns to a joint tax return. The instructions for Form 1040-X have instructions for amending from separate to joint.
If you were ineligible for the Roth IRA contribution only because your own MAGI filing separately was above $153,000 but filing jointly your MAGI together will be below $218,000, yes, amending to joint filing would eliminate the excess contribution. Yes, you are permitted to amend to change from the separate tax returns to a joint tax return. The instructions for Form 1040-X have instructions for amending from separate to joint.
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