Are you a Virginia resident looking to save for your child's education? The Virginia 529 Plan offers a generous tax deduction that can help you reach your savings goals faster.
The Virginia 529 Plan is a state-sponsored college savings plan that allows you to save for future education expenses. The plan offers two investment options: a pre-selected portfolio of mutual funds or a guaranteed return option.
The Virginia 529 Plan offers significant tax benefits for Virginia residents. Contributions to the plan are deductible from your state income taxes, up to a maximum of $30,000 per year for individuals or $60,000 per year for married couples filing jointly.
To qualify for the Virginia 529 Plan tax deduction, you must meet the following requirements:
The amount of the tax deduction you can claim is based on your filing status and the amount of your contribution. The following table shows the maximum tax deduction for each filing status:
Filing Status | Maximum Tax Deduction |
---|---|
Single | $30,000 |
Married, filing jointly | $60,000 |
Married, filing separately | $30,000 |
Head of household | $30,000 |
To claim the Virginia 529 Plan tax deduction, follow these steps:
In addition to the tax deduction, the Virginia 529 Plan offers several other benefits, including:
The Virginia 529 Plan is a great way to save for your child's education and reduce your state income taxes. If you are a Virginia resident, you should consider contributing to a Virginia 529 Plan.
The Virginia 529 Plan offers two investment options: a pre-selected portfolio of mutual funds or a guaranteed return option.
You can open a Virginia 529 Plan account online or by contacting the Virginia 529 Plan directly.
You can contribute to a Virginia 529 Plan account by check, electronic funds transfer, or payroll deduction.
The Virginia 529 Plan has some of the lowest fees in the nation. The annual fee for the mutual fund option is 0.25%, and the annual fee for the guaranteed return option is 0.15%.
You can withdraw money from a Virginia 529 Plan account at any time. However, if you withdraw money for non-qualified expenses, you will be subject to income tax and a 10% penalty.
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