Chris is single, 44 years old and earned $5,000 taxable compensation in 2023. She hastwo traditional IRA accounts, already contributing $4,000 to the first and $0 to thesecond in 2023. How much may she contribute on a tax deferred basis to the secondIRA for the 2023 tax year?

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Chris is single, 44 years old and earned $5,000 taxable compensation in 2023. She has two traditional IRA accounts, already contributing $4,000 to the first and $0 to the second in 2023. How much may she contribute on a tax deferred basis to the second IRA for the 2023 tax year?