2017

Maximum workplace retirement plan

contribution amounts

 

401(k), 403(b), most 457 plans and federal

Thrift Savings Plan

$18,000

Catch-up contributions in these plans for

people 50 and older

$6,000
 
IRA contribution limits 

Traditional and Roth IRAs for people

younger than 50

$5,500

Catch-up IRA contributions for people 50

and older

$1,000

Defined benefit pension plan annual

benefit limits

$215,000

Annual employer limit for 401(k)-type

plans, SEP IRAs and solo 401(k)s

$54,000
Annual contribution limit for SIMPLE plans$12,500

Catch-up contribution limit for people age

50 and up

$3,000
 

AGI phaseout range of IRA deductibility

 
Single and contributing to workplace plan

$62,000

to $72,000

Married filing jointly when the spouse making

the contribution has a workplace plan

$99,000

to $119,000

Married filing jointly when the contributor isn't

covered by a workplace plan but the spouse

is covered

$186,000

to $196,000

Married and covered by a workplace plan

but filing separately

$0

to $10,000

 
Roth IRA income eligibility phaseout 
Single and head of household filers

$118,000

to $133,000

Married filing jointly or qualified

widow/widower

$186,000

to $196,000

Married filing separately

$0

to $10,000

 

Retirement savings contribution credit,

or saver's credit, income limits

 
Married filing jointly couples$62,000
Head of household$46,500
Single taxpayers$31,000
 
Income subject to Social Security Tax$127,200

Frank J Antosz Jr, CPA

19500 Middlebelt Rd Ste 320W

Livonia, MI 48152

Phone: (248) 473-0391

Fax: (248) 473-0983

Email: fja-cpa (at) antosz.net