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Sorry if this is a newb question, but any help would be appreciated- given the new overtime rules going into effect I am concerned about some clients increased responsibilities if they don't exclude overtime my question is - If you only exclude overtime for matching contributions, do you still run compensation test? If so- assuming you pass - do you use that for ACP? or is there flexibility? I really want to make sure of what happens if we are only making a compensation adjustment to matching contributions. Thanks
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Please help set me straight. I totally confused myself with a QACA that excludes bonuses and car allowances for all contributions, including elective deferrals and the QACA basic matching contributions. I know that compensation eligible for the deferrals must be safe harbor compensation defined in section 414(s) and 1.414(s)-1. I'm confused if the plan may use this definition of compensation and pass the 414(s) nondiscrimination test each year to determine this definition of compensation satisfies section 414(s) (under 1.414(s)-1(d)(1) or if the plan by design cannot exclude these types of compensation and can only modify the compensation under the rules in section 1.414(s)-1©. Please confirm if the plan design to exclude these types of compensation is permitted under a QACA and performing the 414(s) test is the acceptable method to determine the definition of compensation is nondiscriminatory.