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Lori Foresz
Two partners in a rate group plan. Each have Net Schedule C (after employee cost and 1/2 se tax) of 100,000.

The employees are receiving only 5% of pay profit sharing from the partnership.

Can the partners contribute and deduct more than 20% (can they borrow from EE amount under 25%) or are they stuck with 20%?

In other words, total EE pay is 100,000 but partnership is only contributing 5,000 for the employees.
Can the partners plit the other $20,000 (up to the 25% of pay limit for the EES) or are they stuck with 20% and rest of deduction is lost?

Thanks!!
J Simmons
yes.
ERISAnut
Do not forget to reduce each partners 'earned income' be their respective employer contributions (which should be equal). So, as your allocations to each exceeds ($20,000), their earned income will get reduced below $80,000. The 20% is merely the front end calculation to arrive at a 25% allocation rate. So, if they each receive $30,000, their earned income will become $70,000; an allocation rate of 42.86%.
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