Lori Foresz Posted August 26, 2009 Posted August 26, 2009 I recall sometime ago that IRS changed opinion and we no longer need to file Form 5330 for late deposits of 401k. I also thought we no longer needed to check a prohibited transaction occured on Form 5500 Schedule H/I. Does anyone recall. Thanks
Tom Poje Posted August 27, 2009 Posted August 27, 2009 you are probably thinking of Class Exemption PTE 2002-51 Briefly (and I am probably missing something) deferrals were deposited not more than 180 calendar days from date the amounts received by employer Can only use once every three years Have met all the conditions of the VFC program (including a notice to participants) and received a no action letter If have an exemption there is NO excise tax if no excise tax, then of course no 5330 if the excise tax was less than $100, then you don't need to give the participants the notice provided the $ was paid to the plan instead. you still had to go through the motions of filing the 5330, but it goes to the DOL instead.
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