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Deductible contribution

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Deductible contribution
Amount paid into an IRA, an employer-sponsored retirement plan, or other type of retirement plan for a particular tax year that is a deduction from income for tax purposes.


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Personal deductible contributions are basically personal contributions made into a super fund wherein you claim a tax deduction for the contribution.
Reportable superannuation contributions by Ching, Johnny / Mondaq Business Briefing
If assets perform better than expected, required and deductible contributions by the employer will decrease.
Plan design in the balance: weighing the pros and cons of cash ... by Berry, Raymond D. / Journal of Accountancy
The actual deductible contributions are determined by a complex set of mathematical calculations and regulatory requirements, which must be performed by qualified actuaries.
Defining benefits 412(e)(3) plans are attractive options for small ... by Lieberman, Philip R. / California CPA
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