Solved: Self employed and ira contribution

I am married filing jointly and my husband maxed out his IRA contribution from his employer this year. I am self employed. Can I also make the max $8,000 contribution to my IRA this year as well?

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You can contribute 8,000 if age 50 or older and you had at least that amount in earnings. You can also contribute to a SEP IRA as well.

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You can contribute 8,000 if age 50 or older and you had at least that amount in earnings. You can also contribute to a SEP IRA as well.

My 1099-MISC is for paid family leave, not work. How do I get it off the self employed section?

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