austin3515 Posted April 11, 2005 Posted April 11, 2005 Does anyone know of a model that will assist in determining how much a profit-sharing contribution should be optimize the tax benefit to the principals? The variables I can think of would be: 1) Marginal tax rate (i.e., how much do I save in taxes for each additional dollar contributed) 2) Valuing the impact of deferral of capital gains taxes, and the impact of taxing as ordinary income versus capital gains income. I guess you would need to know years to retirement as well? 3) Amounts allocated to employees. So it seems to me that perhaps someone has put together a model that at least attempts to address some of these issues. Has anyone seen anything like it? Austin Powers, CPA, QPA, ERPA
JanetM Posted April 12, 2005 Posted April 12, 2005 Austin; Back in my public accounting days I worked with CFA who developed one. It was so complicated and the results contained so many caveats and ranges in numbers that the clients found it confusing and about useless. I think you should find out the clients primary goal in sponsoring a plan and go from there. JanetM CPA, MBA
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