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Can I make a contribution to my IRA with earnings only from social security, pension and the exercise of Non-qualified stock options. I'm finishing 2016 joint return - with both of us retired drawing pensions and social security. Also have income reported on a W-2 with all regular taxes withheld and a "V" in Box 12 for non-statutory stock options. Turbotax is prompting me to contribute to an IRA. I thought you had to have "earned income" to contribute to an IRA and earning from NQSO didn't qualify?
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The amount reported on your W-2 that is eligible compensation to support an IRA contribution is the amount in box 1 minus the amount in box 11.
The amount reported on your W-2 that is eligible compensation to support an IRA contribution is the amount in box 1 minus the amount in box 11.
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