Lance is single and has a traditional IRA into which he has made deductible contributions for several years. This year he changed employers and is now an active participant in his employer’s pension plan. His AGI is $95,000. He wants to make a nondeductible contribution to his IRA in the current year. What advice would you give Lance? (
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Which of the following individuals can make a deductible contribution to a traditional IRA in 2018? Jack, who is married, has an AGI of $150,000, and his spouse is an active participant in her employer's defined contribution retirement plan, but he is r an active participant. Kelly, who is single, has an AGI of $80,000, and is an active participant in her employer's defined benefit plan. Leo, who is married, has an AGI of $130,000, and is an active participant...
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on February 14,2020, John who is single and age 30, establishes a traditional IRA and contributes $6,000 to the account. John's adjusted gross income is $73,000 in 2019 and $59,500 in 2020.John is an active participant in an employer-sponsored retirement plan. i Requirements a. What amount of the contribution is deductible? In what year is it deductible? b. How is the deduction (if any) reported (i.e., for AGI or from AGI)? c. How would your answer to Part a change,...
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