abanky Posted December 24, 2003 Posted December 24, 2003 In my safe harbor 401(k), I have participants that are terminated. Now, I understand that based on the type of safe harbor I have, I must give all terminated eligible participants a 3% of comp contribution. My question is if a participant is eligible to participant on 7-1-03 and terminates 9-20-03, do I have to give them a 3% safe harbor contribution for their comp from 7-1-03 to 9-20-03 or do i only have to give a safe harbor contribution to participants who had entered the plan before the 2003 plan year?
Mike Preston Posted December 24, 2003 Posted December 24, 2003 Well, the least would be the 3% of compensation earned while a participant. However, it depends on your document. It may define the least as being 3% of compensation for the whole year. Also, if the plan is being used in a cross-tested plan, the minimum might be 5% (or more). So, you need to check the plan document to see what it says and then make sure that nothing else gets broken in the process.
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