Title: Have Missing Data? Make It Miss More! Imputing Tabular Data with Masked Autoencoding. Abstract: We present ReMasker, a novel method for imputing missing values in tabular data by extending the masked autoencoding framework. In contrast to prior work, ReMasker is both {\em simple} -- besides the missing values (i.e., naturally masked), we randomly ``re-mask'' another set of values, optimize the autoencoder by reconstructing this re-masked set, and apply the trained model to predict the missing values; and {\em effective} -- with extensive evaluation on benchmark datasets, we show that ReMasker consistently outperforms state-of-the-art methods in terms of both imputation fidelity and utility under various missingness settings, while its performance advantage often increases with the ratio of missing data. We further explore theoretical justification for its effectiveness, showing that ReMasker tends to learn missingness-invariant representations of tabular data. Our findings indicate that masked modeling represents a promising direction for further research on tabular data imputation.