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It can depend on what type of employment, self employed, a employee. IS it s company sponsored plan with matching funds, is it a tax deffered plan like a IRA or a 401K. Each has its own tax rules as to how much you can put in and be allowed a tax deduction. A lot more info will be needed |
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