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Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA)

Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA)

IRMAA is an additional amount that is added to the beneficiaries Part B and Part D monthly premiums for individuals who had a modified adjusted gross income that exceeded a certain amount. The IRMAA is based on a beneficiary’s income as reported on their tax return from two years.

IRMAA is an additional amount that is added to the beneficiaries Part B and Part D monthly premiums for individuals who had a modified adjusted gross income that exceeded a certain amount. The IRMAA is based on a beneficiary’s income as reported on their tax return from two years.

IRMAA affects Medicare beneficiaries' monthly premiums, potentially increasing costs based on income levels. Understanding IRMAA helps individuals plan for healthcare expenses and consider strategies to mitigate premium increases.

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