Guest Peggy806 Posted May 17, 2011 Posted May 17, 2011 An employer has contributed more than the 25% deductible limit for 2010. The contribution was made in 2011, so they can use the excess toward their 2011 safe harbor liability. My question is: Does the 25% limit apply to deductibility only? Are they allowed to contribute more than 25%, even if they don't deduct the excess? I know it would be crazy to contribute more than you can deduct, but is it allowed? Everywhere I look just refers to the 25% limit as the maximum an employer can deduct. thanks
SheilaD Posted May 17, 2011 Posted May 17, 2011 An employer has contributed more than the 25% deductible limit for 2010. The contribution was made in 2011, so they can use the excess toward their 2011 safe harbor liability.My question is: Does the 25% limit apply to deductibility only? Are they allowed to contribute more than 25%, even if they don't deduct the excess? I know it would be crazy to contribute more than you can deduct, but is it allowed? Everywhere I look just refers to the 25% limit as the maximum an employer can deduct. thanks There is a penalty tax on non-deductible contributions to a qualified plan.
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