Maximum Contributions to Retirement Plans

 

Range of Income for Phase-out
Single Taxpayers
Married Taxpayers
Regular IRA
Deductible - No employer plan - 2007
$4,000
(1) 100%
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Deductible - No employer plan - 2008
$5,000
(1) 100%
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  Deductible - With employer plan - 2007
$4,000
(1) 100%
 
$52,000
$62,000
$83,000
$103,000
Deductible - With employer plan - 2008
$5,000
(1) 100%
$53,000
$63,000
$85,000
$105,000
Non-deductible - 2007
$4,000
100%
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Non-deductible - 2008
$5,000
100%
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Roth IRA
2007
$4,000
(1) 100%
$99,000
$114,000
$156,000
$166,000
2008
$5,000
(1) 100%
$101,000
$116,000
$159,000
$169,000
Phase-out for Married, Filing Separate

$0

$10,000
401(K)
 
2007
$15,500
(2)   25%
(3)
2008
$15,500
(2)   25%
(3)
Keogh
Profit Sharing Keogh - 2007
$45,000
100%
(4)
Profit Sharing Keogh - 2008
$46,000
100%
(4)
  Money Purchase Keogh - 2007
$45,000
100%
(4)        
Money Purchase Keogh - 2008
$46,000
100%
(4)
  Combination of 2 Keogh Plans - 2007
$45,000
100%
(4)        
Combination of 2 Keogh Plans - 2008
$46,000
100%
(4)
SEP
 
2007
$45,000
25%
(4)
2008
$46,000
25%
(4)

(1) Individuals reaching 50 years of age during the year can contribute $1000 more in 2007 and in 2008.
(2) Individuals reaching 50 years of age during the year can contribute $5,000 more in 2007 and in 2008.
(3) The maximum percentage includes any employer match.
(4) The percentage limitation is applied to self-employment income reduced by one-half of the self-employment tax deduction and the amount of allowable contributions.