The three levels of state courts in the Unites States are the trial level, the intermediate appellate level and the high appellate level. In some states, the higher trial court is known as the general jurisdiction or the superior court, while the lower level of the trial court is referred to as the limited jurisdiction or the municipal court.
Nondeductible IRA Contributions. For a traditional IRA, you're allowed to contribute up to a maximum of $5,500. If you're age 50 or older, the maximum is $6,500. Is phased out completely when your modified AGI is more than $71,000 -- or $118,000 if married filing jointly.
These contribution limits also apply to traditional deductible IRAs. And, by the way, the limits are the max you can contribute to all types of IRAs combined in a single year, which, unfortunately, means you can't contribute the max to a Roth IRA, a deductible IRA and a nondeductible IRA. But the similarities between nondeductible and Roth IRAs end there. After that, the differences between the two are huge. The most important distinction is what happens to your money after you make your contribution. With a nondeductible IRA, your money compounds free of taxes as long as it remains in the account.