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Enda80
If someone files a 1040 with a schedule C, when discerning the limit of annual additions for the owner, must this person reduce earned income by half of the self-employment tax? What about the 20% limit?
K2retire
See IRS publication 560.
Bird
Reduce SEI by 50% of the SE tax. The maximum contribution is effectively 20% of the resulting number, but I would prefer not to call it a "20% limit." The limit is 25% of compensation.
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