A while ago, I read on this board about a question regarding a self-employed person, contributed 12500 to simple IRA for himself, he can still contribute $5500 to a traditional IRA if his AGI is below $59000. But I can't seem to find it. Please help.
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Simple by doing an ADVANCED SEARCH on the site. think it posted 4-11-16. If wrong one below do the search
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TAXNJ: Unfortunately the link that was given was for SEP not Simple IRA
I have been searching as well for Simple IRA and have not found yet
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Where is ORIGINAL POSTER?
Where is ORIGINAL POSTER? Still interested and are you doing any search?Originally posted by S T View Post
ST - Is this it ? Your post! Any more search might have to bill Original Poster if not participating ��
Last edited by TAXNJ; 04-21-2016, 06:44 AM.Always cite your source for support to defend your opinionComment
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Virtually any individual who has not yet reached age 70½ can contribute to an IRA as long as he/she has compensation. See IRC §219(f)(1) for the definition of compensation. That's the answer to the question you posted. It may not be the answer to the question you intended.Originally posted by MANDAN View PostComment
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