Santiago, aged 44, is married, filing jointly. He is covered by another qualified plan, but his...
Santiago, aged 44, is married, filing jointly. He is covered by another qualified plan, but his wife is not. Their combined AGI is $190,000 in 2018.
Do not round intermediate computations.
In 2018, he can make a deductible contribution of $0 to a
traditional IRA or a nondeductible contribution of
$___________ to a Roth IRA.
Note: The answer is not 5,500 or 4,950.
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