What you need to know about IRA Contributions
- Each individual who is eligible, can contribute a limit of $6,000.00 for the year 2022
- If eligible and over the age of 50, you can contribute a “catch up” contribution limit of an extra $1,000.00
- In order to be eligible to contribute to an IRA, you must have earned income from working.
- The amount you contribute to an IRA must not exceed the amount of earned income you received from working each year
- If you don’t have a 401k for your or your spouse, your IRA contribution may also be tax deductible.
- If you don’t have a 401k you may qualify to deduct some or all of your contribution.
(*Modified Adjusted Gross Income, is your adjusted gross income with certain deductions and exclusions added to arrive at your MAGI. See your tax professional for additional guidance regarding this amount and also IRS publication 590-A)
2022 IRA Contribution Details
Married, Filing Jointly
Married, Filing Single
Married, Filing Jointly with a Spouse Contributing to a Work Retirement Plan
Married Filing Separately
Filing Single:
2022 IRA Contribution Details
Sources accessed on 3/11/2022: Nerdwallet.com
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