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M Norton
Medical practice has a 401(k) plan.
The plan operates on a calendar year basis.
One physician retired as of 6/30 but will be receiving payments based on A/R receipts for 18 months.
Plan defines compensation as 3401(a) comp.
A/R payments are included in the physicians' W-2 income.
Should the plan continue to treat the A/R payments as compensation for this physician under the plan even though he is no longer working?

Thanks!


jpod
no
M Norton
Thanks for the reply, ipod!
Do you have a cite that I can give to the client?
rcline46
I would say yes, because it is income which would have been received had he remained in employement.
PLAN MAN
What is in the plan's amendment for the final 415 regulations?
It may include compensation paid through the later of 2-1/2 months following termination or the end of the limitation year of termination.
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