Spencer Posted March 21, 2000 Posted March 21, 2000 Due to error by employer (or their payroll service), a participant (NHCE)who elected to defer the maximum allowable under the plan was capped at $6,200 in 1999 (calendar year plan)instead of $10,000. He was not capped due to 415 or document limits - employer just goofed. Obviously, participant is upset. He also missed out on about $800 in matching contributions. How does employer make participant right? Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Guest Posted March 21, 2000 Posted March 21, 2000 There's not too much the employer can do, accept maybe give him a grossed up amount to put in a non-deductible IRA. WHy wasn't the participant watching his paychecks to see if the dedcuctions were made or not?
Kirk Maldonado Posted March 22, 2000 Posted March 22, 2000 I disagree with DSilver. I think that you need to make the correction under the plan using one of the IRS approved programs (APRSC, etc.) Otherwise, you are putting the plan's tax-qualified status in jeopardy. Kirk Maldonado
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