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If you are an employee who receives a W-2, your employer reduces the amount of wages in box 1 by the amount of your traditional SIMPLE elective deferrals. It does not get subtracted from income a second time on your tax return. So yes, deferring income to the SIMPLE plan reduces current year taxable income. (Roth SIMPLE contributions do not reduce taxable income.)
If you are self-employed and make SIMPLE IRA contributions that are deductible on Schedule 1 as a self-employee retirement deduction, this does reduce AGI.
If you are an employee who receives a W-2, your employer reduces the amount of wages in box 1 by the amount of your traditional SIMPLE elective deferrals. It does not get subtracted from income a second time on your tax return. So yes, deferring income to the SIMPLE plan reduces current year taxable income. (Roth SIMPLE contributions do not reduce taxable income.)
If you are self-employed and make SIMPLE IRA contributions that are deductible on Schedule 1 as a self-employee retirement deduction, this does reduce AGI.
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