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I made a spreadsheet. On a joint return the phaseout is calculated separately for each person, so the 6% phases out for each spouse.
@user17660968036 Are you sure it's not giving you $6,000 deduction (not 5,900)?? I opened my 2024 program and did What-If for 200,000 AGI and got 6,000 total for both spouses over 65.
I made a spreadsheet. On a joint return the phaseout is calculated separately for each person, so the 6% phases out for each spouse.
@user17660968036 Are you sure it's not giving you $6,000 deduction (not 5,900)?? I opened my 2024 program and did What-If for 200,000 AGI and got 6,000 total for both spouses over 65.
Oh I was going to post my 200,000 AGI spreadsheet calculation too. The 2024 What-if is right, $6,000 deduction.
Thank you for confirming that. I was finally able to find it on the IRS website. I really appreciate your fast response and correcting me. I guess it makes sense because you can have two spouses where one qualifies by age, but the other one does not. Even though you are using the MFJ income limits, they need to be calculated separately.
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