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Originally Posted by Boomer
Known as IRMAA (income-related monthly adjusted amount), the added premium hits two years after the tax year in which your income crossed the line for the increase.
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Am I correct in assuming that the IRS provides income info to Medicare every year? So if you are paying the added premium due to an IRA conversion or some other alleged "windfall" are your monthly Medicare Part B & D premiums adjusted automatically in future years or does one need to contact them to get them adjusted?
Thanks.
kathy