Guest moltengator Posted June 7, 2004 Posted June 7, 2004 A company has a 401(k) with a discretionary pay period match. They chose to stop the match at the beginning of the 2003 plan year due to financial constraints. They are now condsidering re-starting the match. 1. Is there an issue restarting the match mid-year if is is a pay-period match? 2. Other than having a problem with prior year testing - i.e. the 2003 ACP of the NHCE's was -0%- is there any reason the HCE's can't share in the match. I would think they have to get the match - except it will be refunded/forfeited due to "prior year testing - unless we amend the plan to current year testing.
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