Spencer Posted March 1, 2000 Posted March 1, 2000 A client's accountant recently told us that we no longer have to reduce earned income by the contribution to the self-employed individuals. There are no common law employees in this plan so once we reduce for the self-employed taxes, we're done according to him. Is this correct?
BeckyMiller Posted March 1, 2000 Posted March 1, 2000 The rules for self-employed persons continue to frustrate us. IRC Section 401©(2) continues to define earned income as net earnings from self-employment reduced by any deductions allowed by Section 404 to the Taxpayer. This is the beginning point for any determination of contributions or allocations for self-employed persons. Where changes have taken place deals with the eligibility of self-employed persons for matching contributions. These no longer count as part of the 402(g) limit.
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