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Saver’s Tax Credit – It Pays to Save
Joint Filers' Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) Head of Household Filers' AGI Other Filers' AGI Saver’s Credit (as a % of Contribution) Maximum Credit $0-$36,000 $0-$27,000 $0-$18,000 50% $1,000 $36,601-$39,000 $27,001-$29,250 $18,001-$19,500 20% $400 $39,001-$60,000 $29,251-$45,000 $19,501-$30,000 10% $200 Over $60,000 Over $45,000 Over $30,000 0% $0
For 2014, if your adjusted gross income is less than $60,000 (filing jointly) or $30,000 (filing single) and you contribute to the 401(k) Plan, you can take a tax credit when you file your taxes next year. This is FREE money the government is giving back to you!