Guest mhicks Posted September 18, 2006 Posted September 18, 2006 Can a company with 2 employees have a safe harbor match of 6% where the only employee deferring is the owner? The plan will be top-heavy - will they need to make a 3% nonelective since NHCE is not getting safe harbor contribution? There are additional profit sharing contributions going into the plan for both employees.
Guest Pensions in Paradise Posted September 18, 2006 Posted September 18, 2006 Are you sure the NHCE is aware they can participate in the 401k? I'd have the NHCE sign the safe harbor notice as evidence that he/she actually received the safe harbor notice. I always wonder about small plans in which only the owners defer. Especially when the plan offers a generous match. Note that since the employer will be making profit sharing contributions to the plan, the NHCE will have to receive a TH minimum contribution.
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