12AX7 Posted May 3, 2011 Posted May 3, 2011 I need to prepare a 2008 Form 5500 under DFVCP. I understand that I will be using the current form (2010) for the E-Filing. Do I also need to prepare the paper version of the 2008 forms and attach to the E-File? The current FAQ appears to allow just the current year form to be completed, although last year I thought I read that the applicable paper year form was also required to be attached. It seems the current FAQ makes this easier for us? Thanks.
Guest AHS527 Posted May 3, 2011 Posted May 3, 2011 I believe you need to use the 2010 long form 5500. The only thing that should go on the 2008 form is the Schedule R if applicable. You need to efile everything. If you have a Schedule R you need to scan as a PDF and attach to the 5500 before filing electronically. Don't forget to mail the appropriate forms and check to the DOL - new address is a PO Box in Philly. Also, if you have an SSA you need to mail that to a separate address......do not efile it.
12AX7 Posted May 3, 2011 Author Posted May 3, 2011 I do recall reading about the Schedule R attachment. Here is the appropriate excerpt from the FAQ, but not very explanative: Q7: Which version of the Form 5500 should be filed? The plan administrator shall file either: The most current Form 5500 Annual Return/Report form issued (and indicate in the appropriate space on the first page of the Form 5500 the plan year for which the annual return/report is being filed if different from the most current Form 5500), or The Form 5500 Series Annual Return/Report form issued for the plan year for which the relief is sought (but not a Form 5500-R if the filing is for a 1998 plan year or a prior year).
Guest AHS527 Posted May 3, 2011 Posted May 3, 2011 Only 2009 plan year forms or later are able to be efiled so anything before 2009 you need to use the most current year form I believe.
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