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- Re: Taxpayer is over 50 years old, married and AGI is $ 150,000 and she contributed $ 26,000 to 401k. Can she still contribute $ 7,000 to a ROTH IRA for this year?
Taxpayer is over 50 years old, married and AGI is $ 150,000 and she contributed $ 26,000 to 401k. Can she still contribute $ 7,000 to a ROTH IRA for this year?
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fek77sek
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03-15-2022
11:19 AM
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Just-Lisa-Now-
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03-15-2022
11:20 AM
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Quick trick....enter it in the program and see if it tells you its an excess or not.
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rcooley25
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03-15-2022
05:29 PM
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$15000.00 ? That husband is one ucky man.
