If filing Married Filing Separately and didn't live with my spouse, don't I still eligible to contribute full amount to Roth IRA with MAGI less than $146k?

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Yes, if you are filing separate and did not live your spouse at any time in 2024, you can contribute the full amount if your MAGI is less than $146,000.

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How do I know if I’m eligible for Ira deduction? It’s asking if I made a contribution. Yes but it’s been subtracted from w2 box 1 but not box 3 and put in 12a code “s”?

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