Guest jc1457 Posted June 29, 2011 Posted June 29, 2011 Hi, I think I know how I should handle this, but wanted to run it by someone else. I have a client with a Uni-K. He has 2 separate Schedule Cs, no employees for either. Controlled group will apply. One Schedule C has income, the other has a loss. The Uni-K is set up under the Schedule C with income. My client would like to max out on his Uni-K. Would I calculate the Uni-K deferral and employer contribution on each Schedule C separately (having zero for the C with a loss)? Or would I combine gross earnings from both Schedule Cs and then calculate the maximum contribution? I believe we have to combine all net earnings (and losses) from both Schedule Cs and then calculate the maximum deferral and match for his Uni-K - but want to confirm that this is correct. I have checked the regs and I have not been able to find specific instructions when multiple Schedule Cs are involved. Thanks for your help. Linda
ETA Consulting LLC Posted June 29, 2011 Posted June 29, 2011 I would begin with the definition of 415 Compensation for Self Employed individuals. I do not think there is a distinction of which operation the self-employed individual's cash flow comes from. We know that if his 415 Compensation is zero, then his 415 limit will be zero. That's just how I would approach it. With that said, I would combine the loss with the gain. Good Luck! CPC, QPA, QKA, TGPC, ERPA
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