Only her Trad IRA contribution would be fully deductible. You should be doing

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Jan 16, 2019
8:44:10am

KSwiss Contributor

Only her Trad IRA contribution would be fully deductible. You should be doing

Roth for you and either for her depending on if you want the deduction this year

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KSwiss

Previous username: bccoug
Bio page: KSwiss
Joined: Oct 24, 2011
Last login: Feb 17, 2020
Total posts: 857 (2 FO)

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Time

Help me understand tax rules and Traditional IRAs:

TheLoneCougar

1/16/19 8:24am

both

Incentivize

1/16/19 8:41am

If you have a retirement plan and your spouse does not, then the limit applies

Big Tuna

1/16/19 8:43am

I do have a retirement plan, she obviously does not.

TheLoneCougar

1/16/19 8:48am

I am pretty sure you’re right.

1/16/19 8:59am

Only her Trad IRA contribution would be fully deductible. You should be doing

KSwiss

1/16/19 8:44am

Roth for you, traditional for her.

molodyets

1/16/19 8:51am

Dang grammar natzi!

1/16/19 9:00am

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