10/29/2026
📊 Understanding IRMAA
🏥 IRMAA, the Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount, is a surcharge that may be applied to Medicare Part B and Part D premiums for certain higher-income beneficiaries. It is generally calculated based on Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) as reported on your tax return from two years prior. IRMAA thresholds and calculations are subject to change.
🔹 Income sources that may count toward IRMAA include wages and salaries, traditional IRA and 401(k) withdrawals, pension income, capital gains, the taxable portion of Social Security benefits, Roth conversions, and tax-exempt interest such as municipal bonds.
🔸 Income sources that may not count toward IRMAA include qualified Roth IRA withdrawals, inheritances, veterans' disability benefits, non-taxable Social Security, gifts received, and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
💡 Income sourcing and timing strategies may be worth discussing with a qualified tax advisor or financial professional.
💬 If you have questions about how IRMAA may relate to your situation, you're welcome to contact Cornerstone Financial Group.
There is no guarantee that any strategy will reduce IRMAA surcharges, and individual tax and income circumstances vary significantly. This information is educational in nature and is not tax or legal advice.