Guest tjt169 Posted July 8, 2010 Posted July 8, 2010 Plan failed 2005 ADP testing and we are now just correcting it. Client has chosen the one-to-one method as their correction method. Total refunds due are $10,000. Employee A is due a $2,000 refund. Employee B is due a $3,000 refund. Employee C is due a $5,000 refund. Earnings are calculated and Employee A refund is $2,200 ($200 earnings) Employee B refund is $3,500 ($500 earnings) Employee C refund is $4,700 (-$300 in losses) Now we have to calculate how much the QNEC should be. In Appendix B - Section 2.01(1)(b) it says that the same dollar amount (adjusted for earnings) is contributed to the plan. So do you think it should be $10,700 (only taking into consideration the positive earnings) or $10,400 (netting all earnings)? After reading in the EPCRS, Appendix B - Section 2.01(1)(b)(IV)(A), it says that the employer makes a contribution to the plan that is equal to the aggregate amounts distributed. I think that means we could net out the negative earnings and the QNEC would be for $10,400. Also, if all three had negative earnings, could the QNEC be less than the $10,000? Any other thougts? Thanks in advance!!
Tom Poje Posted July 13, 2010 Posted July 13, 2010 while example 1 of the same section doesn't discuss 'negative' earnings, I'd say it is implied.(but then what do I know) the correction method simply says earnings - which could be positive or negative. actually see 6.02(4)(e) which for other corrections says ...... earnings (including losses)
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