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| Subject: Re: 401(k) and IRAs | Date: 6/18/2003 7:24 PM | |
| Author: phalanx001 | Number: 36575 of 72499 | |
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Was the 13% -> 25% maximum contribution in the SEP-IRA deductible? In other words (forgetting the Roth IRA for now), you maxed out your deductible contributions to the 401(k) and contributed more to the SEP-IRA. Since those contributions come from the "employer", do you personally report that as income and, either way, is it deductible? Finally, is there a maximum level of deductible contributions across employers and plans? Thanks for everyone's input. |
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