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My Retirement Savings Contribution Credit is only $200. I contributed over $2,000 to my 401k, and made under $27,000. Shouldn't I receiver 50% of my contribution?

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Yes, if you are filing Married Filing Jointly or as Head of Household and the total household Adjusted Gross Income is $27,750 or under.

No if you are filing Single or Married Filing Separately. Then you only get 10%.

https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f8880.pdf

I got married in december 2023 but I filed tax as single in 2023 and 2024. How do I amend it? My wife has never been to usa and do not have ssn or itin

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My Retirement Savings Contribution Credit is only $200. I contributed over $2,000 to my 401k, and made under $27,000. Shouldn't I receiver 50% of my contribution?

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