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WHICH ONE IS CORRECT RE: MAXIMUM 2022 SEP IRA CONTRIBUTION?
Note: Same facts as above: Sole Prop. and No EE's.
$5,424 OR $6,781
Per TD Ameritrade:
Step One: Estimate Earned Income
A – B | = Estimated Earned Income1 |
1 + C |
A: Estimated Self-Employment Earnings, Minus Estimated Deduction for Contributions to Non-Owner Employees2
B: Estimated Deduction for ½ Self-Employment Tax
C: Contribution Percentage
Step Two: Calculate Estimated Contribution
Estimated Earned Income1 X Contribution Percentage = Estimated Contribution
Calculation:
Step One: Estimate Earned Income
A – B | = Estimated Earned Income1 |
1 + C |
A: $29,184
B: $2,062
C: .25
$29,184 - $2,062 | = $21,698 |
1 + .25 |
Step Two: Calculate Estimated Contribution
Estimated Earned Income1 X Contribution Percentage = Estimated Contribution
$21,698 X .25 = $5,424*
*The maximum contribution for purposes of contributing to a SEP plan for 2022 is the lesser of the result above or $61,000.
ANOTHER CALCULATION: Don't recall the source:
2022 SEP Calculation:
Est Net Sch C Income - $29,184
Less: 1/2 SE Tax -2,062
Net 27,122
Allowable Lesser of 25% of Adj Net Sch C - $27,122 or $61k.
25% of $27,122 = $6,781.