Gary Posted December 1, 1998 Posted December 1, 1998 A small company wants to have a db plan where a key ee with a salary of $1,000 (no assumed future pay increases) is to receive a projected benefit of $10,000/yr. , but the plan formula is proposed to be something like 150% of pay. How can they arrive at such a benefit under such circumstances? Even if 415 allows for such a benefit, it doesn't seem to work under this criteria.
Chester Posted December 1, 1998 Posted December 1, 1998 Gary, there is a special minimum benefit allowable under Section 415 of the IRS Code. This minimum benefit provides that if the employer never sponsored a defined contribution plan in which the employee participated, a $10,000 annual benefit can be provided, regardless of compensation.
Chester Posted December 1, 1998 Posted December 1, 1998 Gary, one more addition to my previous posting. The plan document must specify that the $10,000 annual benefit is a minimum benefit, and it would have to apply to everyone in the plan.
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