Section 199A Deduction (QBI) and Retirement Accounts
The QBI Deduction may be my largest deduction this year, but it has made my financial life dramatically more complicated. Now it's screwing up my retirement saving plan.
The QBI Deduction may be my largest deduction this year, but it has made my financial life dramatically more complicated. Now it's screwing up my retirement saving plan.
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