Guest Enda80 Posted April 16, 2008 Posted April 16, 2008 IRC Code 414(u) military deferral, Rev Proc 96-49, CFR, IRC Code 414(u) military deferral, Rev Proc 96-49, CFR et al. Military leave Somebody returns from military service, they left work in June, they resume work, therefore they are entitled for a contribution for the year they left, even if they left before they could work 1,000 hours. All clear. Not so clear; what is the contribution based on? Actual compensation from the year the person left? Compensation from above extrapolated for an entire year? (Say you worked six months and made $10,000, do they extrapolate $20,000 for a full year?) Compensation from last full year worked?
GMK Posted April 16, 2008 Posted April 16, 2008 Generally it's the compensation the reemployed veteran would have received (including raises, etc.) had the person been at work during the period of military service.
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