erblonddoc[at]yahoo.com (T Naik) writes:

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Yes. See IRS Pubs 560 and 590.

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Once SEP contributions are in the IRA, the IRA itself is
just a plain old vanilla traditional IRA. You can still
contribute to it, but deductibility depends on AGI because
of your plan coverage (the 401(k)) at work. (Pub 590)

Phil Marti
Topeka, KS

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I have a question regarding a 401k and SEP IRA. I
established a SEP IRA when I was self-employed. I am still
self employed until July but have started with a new company
that offers a 401k. I will be contributing to the 401k but
can I still contribute to my SEP-IRA? Can I still have my
SEP-IRA or do I need to close it since I am no longer
self-employed?

Sincerely,
T.Naik

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