Guest 4:15 Limit Posted December 30, 2011 Posted December 30, 2011 We administer a calendar year cross-tested 401(k) plan with a prevailing wage component. Everyone is in their own allocation group. To receive an allocation of the PS contribution there is a last day & 1,000 hour requirement. The plan is not safe harbor. For 2011 the client wants to allocate a 1% profit sharing contribution to everyone (HCE's and NHCE's). The plan document says to offset PS contributions by prevailing wage contributions. There is one HCE that received a 10% prevailing wage contribution, and the other 8 HCE's did not receive any prevailing wage contributions. Do I have to cross-test this plan if we allocate the 1% PS contribution (& therefore include the prevailing wage contributions in the test, which would trigger the gateway test) or is there a way we can test the PS separately (since the 1% PS is a uniform allocation) from the prevailing wage? Thanks in advance for any help.
Guest Quicksilver Posted February 13, 2012 Posted February 13, 2012 We always exclude all HCE's from the prevailing wage plan, makes things much easier.
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