Some ideal, but not very accurate

1. You still can do this deduction if A) your total income is below a certain level (can't remember the real number); and B) you really put money in a separet RIA account that is different from 403(b) or Roth IRA. The amount is the total you put in the account up to $8000. If you also put money in Roth IRA, the total amount you can put in Roth and regular IRA is $8000.

2. If you did put money in your regular IRA account last year you can report it this year by 1040x form, which is different from your normal 1040 form you are going to report this year.

3. If you have not put money in regular IRA account last year (2006), you can do it this year before March 30, which will still consider as last year's contribution. You can report the amount you put in on year 2006 tax form.

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