The help section lists this as the following: Roth IRA contributions aren't permitted if your modified adjusted gross income (AGI) is at or above the following limits: - 240,000 if you're married filing jointly, or a qualifying surviving spouse - 10,000 if you're married filing separately - 161,000 for all other filing statuses
The information you shared is correct. Married Filing Separately filing status does have some strong limitations for certain credits or tax advantages. The income limit for a Roth IRA contribution is one of those limitations.
See the following article from the IRS for more detailed information:
The information you shared is correct. Married Filing Separately filing status does have some strong limitations for certain credits or tax advantages. The income limit for a Roth IRA contribution is one of those limitations.
See the following article from the IRS for more detailed information: