IRA contribution limit with self-employment health ins. deduction

Feb 02, 2010 1 Replies

On form 1040 for 2009, TP has: 7,000 on line 7 (wages) 2,000 on line 12 (self-employment income) 2,000 on line 29 (self-employment health ins. deduction) investment income (loss) on lines 8, 9, 13



TP and spouse are over 50.



Is it correct that TP and spouse can contribute a total of 9,000 to traditional IRAs for 2009, and that line 29 doesn't affect this limit?



========================================= MODERATOR'S COMMENT: Don't you reduce the amount by Line 27, 1/2 SE tax?


Thanks for the reply.

I see this now in Pub 590.

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