CPP Module 5 Flashcards
Retirement Plans
When must a deferral election be made for a non-qualified deferred compensation plan?
By the end of the preceding tax year
Qualified Retirement plan types
benefit plans or defined contribution plans
401K Annual Compensation limit
$345,000
401K Annual Contribution Limit
lesser of either $69k or 100% of the employee’s compensation for the year.
Wait period for contributions to be eligible for transfer
As soon as they can be reasonably segregated from the company’s assets, but not later than 15th business day of the following month.
403(b) Catch-Up Contributions
Up to an additional $7500 for employees at least 50 or with 15 years of service.
403(b) Plans are for:
Public Schools and tax-exempt charitable, religious, and educational organizations.457(
457(b) Plans are for:
public section employees/government4
457(b) catch up contribution amount
$7500
What is a highly compensated employee?
Receives compensation of at least $155k or was an at least 5% owner in the previous year
401K Contribution W-2 Box and Code
12 - D: Deferred Compensation and check of box 13
ADP Testing
Actual Deferral Percentage. Finding the ADP of highly compensated vs. non-highly compensated employees and determining the percentage in difference.
Non-Qualified Retirement Plan taxation
Subject to FIT when failure to meeting Section 409A or when a distribution is made.
Taxable for FICA when services are performed or vesting requirements have met.
Non-Qualified Plan Differences
Can discriminate in favor HCEs and has no compensation or contributions limits
Qualified Retirement Plan Rules
- Must be in writing
- Be for the benefit of employees
- Meet eligibility and vesting requirements
- Cannot discriminate in favor of HCEs