Steve Colburn earned $250,000 in his sole proprietorship.
1. What is the maximum amount that Steve may contribute and deduct if his plan is a SIMPLE IRA?
2. What is the maximum amount that Steve may contribute and deduct if his plan is a Solo 401(k)?
3. What is the maximum amount that Steve may contribute and deduct if his plan is a SEP IRA?
calculation of earned income
net earning of Steve Colburn | $25,00,000 |
1402(a)(12) [email protected]% | $230875.00 |
medicare and FICA | $23174.98 |
self employment tax(23174.98/2) | $11587.49 |
self employment income | $238412.51 |
Maximum contributions
a) | maximum simple IRA contribution | $19944.05 |
b) | maximum 401(k) contribution | $19000.00 |
c) | maximum SEP IRA contribution | $47682.50 |
Steve Colburn earned $250,000 in his sole proprietorship. 1. What is the maximum amount that Steve...
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