R. Butler Posted July 9, 2002 Posted July 9, 2002 I am trying to determine whether an Audit is needed for a Profit Sharing Plan. Plan Year is calendar year and has one entry date (01/01). Plan document provides that generally, rehired former Participants become Participants immediately upon rehire. Assume former Participants are rehired during 2001; such Participants did not have account balances at 01/01/01. Are such Participants considred participating at the beginning of the year for Audit purposes. I am hoping that since they weren't employed at 01/01 that the answer is no, however, I am bothered by the fact that the Plan has only one entry date. Are such participants deemed to have retroactively entered as of the first day of Plan Year?
Richard Anderson Posted July 9, 2002 Posted July 9, 2002 My interpretation of these facts is that a former participant that is rehired on say 5/1/01 would enter the plan on 5/1/01, not 1/1/01. I believe the immediate participation language overrides the plan entry dates.
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