Why would my Federal taxes due go up after entering my Traditional IRA contributions? I thought those were non taxable till I draw for retirement?

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There could be many factors. You may not be eligible to contribute due to exceeding income thresholds. Here's an IRS link with more info on retirement income:

Retirement topics - IRA contribution limits
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