Tax Facts

Indexed IRA Limits: 2017-2024

Individual Retirement Account
Limit
2017
(IR 2016-55)
2018
(Rev. Proc.
2017-64)
2019
(Notice 2018-83)
2020
(Notice 2019-59)
2021
(Notice 2020-79)
2022
(Notice 2021-61)
2023
(Notice 2022-38)
2024 (Notice 2023-75)
Total Contributions to Traditional and Roth IRAs – see Q 3656, Q 3659$5,500$5,500$6,000$6,000$6,000$6,000$6,500$7,000
Total Catch-up Contributions to Traditional and Roth IRAs – see Q 3656, Q 3659$1,000$1,000$1,000$1,000$1,000$1,000$1,000$1,000
Traditional IRA Deductible Contribution Limit: MAGI- see Q 3656
Joint Return (Active Participant Spouse)$99,000-
$119,000
$101,000-
$121,000
$103,000-
$123,000
$104,000-
$124,000
$105,000-
$125,000
$109,000-
$129,000
$116,000-
$136,000
$123,000-
$143,000
Joint Return (Non Active Participant Spouse)$186,000-
$196,000
$189,000-
$199,000
$193,000-
$203,000
$196,000-
$206,000
$198,000-
$208,000
$204,000-
$214,000
$218,000-
$228,000
$230,000-
$240,000
Single/Head of Household$62,000-
$72,000
$63,000-
$73,000
$64,000-
$74,000
$65,000-
$75,000
$66,000-
$76,000
$68,000-
$78,000
$73,000-
$83,000
$77,000-
$87,000
Roth IRA Contribution Limit: MAGI- see Q 3659
Joint Return$186,000
-$196,000
$189,000-
$199,000
$193,000-
$203,000
$196,000-
$206,000
$198,000-
$208,000
$204,000-
$214,000
$218,000-
$228,000
$230,000-
$240,000
Single/Head of Household$118,000-
$133,000
$120,000-
$135,000
$122,000-
$137,000
$124,000-
$139,000
$125,000-
$140,000
$129,000-
$144,000
$138,000-
$153,000
$146,000-
$161,000

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