2009 IRA Deduction Limits
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Active- Participant Status
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Modified Adjusted Gross Income
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Single or Head of Household
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Individual is not active
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No Limit
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Full Deduction
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Individual is active
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$55,000 or less
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Full Deduction
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More than $55,000 but less than $65,000
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Partial Deduction
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$65,000 or more
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No Deduction
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Married Filing Jointly or Qualifying Widow(er)
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- Individual is not active - Individual's spouse is not active
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No Limit
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Full Deduction
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Individual is active
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$89,000 or less
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Full Deduction
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More than $89,000 but less than $109,000
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Partial Deduction
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$109,000 or more
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No Deduction
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- Individual is not active - Individual's spouse is active
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$166,000 or less
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Full Deduction
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More than $166,000 but less than $176,000
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Partial deduction
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$176,000 or more
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No Deduction
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Married Filing Separately
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- Individual is not active - Individual's spouse is not active
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No Limit
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Full Deduction
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Individual is active*
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$10,000 or less
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Partial Deduction
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$10,000 or more
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No Deduction
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- Individual is not active - Individual's spouse is active**
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$10,000 or less
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Partial Deduction
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$10,000 or more
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No Deduction
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*If you did not live with your spouse at any time during the year, then you're considered “single” for tax-filing purposes and should use the single criteria to determine your IRA tax deduction. **If you did not live with your spouse at any time during the year, you're allowed the full IRA deduction.
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