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Andrew Pettit
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Rhode Island
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Traditional IRA Tax Question

Andrew Pettit
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Rhode Island
Posted

Good Evening BB,

I have placed the maximum contribution for 2019, into a traditional IRA to maximize my tax deduction. My first question would be that while I have not purchased any securities with my IRA monies, it just sitting there in the account; I am still able to claim the $6,000 deduction as long as I don't move it, correct? Also, being that I am in the military my W-2 income will be 53,000 and my rental income will be 45,000 gross and $5,500 net income. Do I still qualify for the maximum tax deduction?

Thanks Andrew. 

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