3681. Who is eligible to open a myRA?Alexis LongCline, Richard422015-11-20T16:10:00Z2016-03-24T18:01:00Z1131749Summit Business Media61879150f08e536-ecc3-4201-b7c3-d3285df31d4d|be8873da-1f57-45ad-91c8-0640be44bea8|1fb4cab8-1ed7-4612-82f3-ef3e05f7d4433681. Who is eligible to open a myRA?Initial guidance released by the Treasury Department with respect to the myRA program indicates that the myRA is available to taxpayers with annual income that is below the inflation-adjusted limitations for contributing to Roth IRAs. This means that individual filers with annual income in 2016 of less than $132,000 and joint filers with annual income of less than $194,000 (as adjusted for inflation) are eligible to contribute..See http://myRA.treasury.gov/about. According to the Treasury Department guidance, it is the individual taxpayer, not the employer, who is responsible for ensuring compliance with these limitations..See http://myRA.treasury.gov/about.See Q 3682 for a discussion of the funding methods that may be used in connection with myRA plans. While all taxpayers who meet the income limitations are eligible to participate, there is no requirement that all employers offer myRA plans.