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My client has contributed $6000 to his IRA with gross income of $154,000, it goes to Form 8606 non deductible contribution
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06-13-2020
06:40 AM
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Do I need to do 1040 X for tax year 2019?
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qbteachmt
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06-13-2020
11:04 AM
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Roth is never deductible.
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