Sees like the plan if can only gaurauntee 6 paychecks and there's room in each check to make the elective deferrals to hit the max,, since 403b is funded by elective deferal from paychecks while working, unless employer is contibuting (then can set more aside). Seems like your plan wouldn't affect annual income if you took it out frontloaded like proposed instead of evenly throughout the year over more than 6 months, since it's the AGI at year end that matters for W-2....if that's your question. Not sure what that rental credit is. It seems you need to calc off the paycheck net (126,000) after witholding not tax credits that will get when filing (130,000). Either way it seems like there's room.
Statistics: Posted by bogling — Thu Nov 07, 2024 3:13 am