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If a company has a 401(k) plan with safe harbor contributions, and the company wants to implement a one (1) year of service requirement for said safe harbor contributions, can we implement this requirement retroactively to January 1, 2023 or do we need to specify a date in the future, since there are 2023 hires who are eligible under the current requirements - or lack there of?
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Background: We have a brand new cross tested plan. For the 401(k) portion, the eligibility requirements are 21/ 1 YOS (1000 hours). However, the owners would like a special participation date for immediate participation for themselves (no employees in either adopter). This is a plan for two new adopting employers, and the business entities were established in 2019 and 2020 respectively. For one owner, he has been performing services and on payroll since 2019. For the other owner, he started performing services on 1/3 and will be on payroll 10/1 of this year. The document has a specified place for special participation dates, but I wasn't sure what the date should be. My question is when can this special participation date be? Does it follow with when they started performing services for the business entity or when they started on payroll? In other words, with an owner who has performed services 1/3, but not on payroll until 10/1, what special participation date would I need to use? Thanks!
