Can I still contribute to a retirement account?
- Wealth Guranted
- Oct 27
- 1 min read
Yes — you can absolutely still contribute to a retirement account.
The 12-411 process does not restrict your ability to contribute to IRAs, 401(k)s, or other qualified retirement plans.
Your income is still considered legitimate, reportable income — it’s just not taxable under federal law due to the 12-411 process.
You’ll continue to have the option to:
Fund retirement accounts
Make Roth or Traditional IRA contributions
Receive employer-sponsored plan contributions (if applicable)
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