Guest tonys Posted December 17, 1999 Posted December 17, 1999 My employer contributes to an ESOP (the employees don't). Will this prevent me from contributing to a Roth ira if the esop is over $2,000 a year? Or limit my contributions if the esop is under $2,000?
Michael Devault Posted December 17, 1999 Posted December 17, 1999 The ability to make a contribution to a Roth IRA is limited only by your Modified Adjusted Gross Income. Employer contributions to a retirement plan will not affect contribution eligibility to a Roth IRA. They only affect the deductability of contributions made to a traditional IRA. Check out Publication 590 (available on the IRS' website) for more information. Hope this helps.
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