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To: maverick61 who wrote (28177)	11/7/2017 9:40:33 AM
From: sm1th	1 Recommendation Recommended By maverick61 Respond to of 34328

but I could in theory earn $32K and tax defer $18K of it in a 401k and still qualify for the free care Actually you could earn more, you are forgetting the 25%. If you made 40K, put 18 + 10 in 401, only have 12k taxable income. Also don't forget about the deductions you could take as self employed. Home office, use of your car for business. There is probably a few thou more there if you are willing to push it.