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Small 401(k) allows for Self Directed Brokerage Accounts

HCE 1 Owns Business that has 401(k) and also an LLC (That lends money for business start ups)

HCE 2 (over 5% owner of ER sponsoring the 401(k) (also a trustee of 401k plan wants to take part of his SD Account in invest in LLC owned by HCE 1, which is a loan that pays interest only and then principal after 5 years.

Broker does not think its a Prohibited Transaction as the loans are to other companies.

Prohibited Transaction????

Thanks

P

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Maybe it's just me but I don't follow the scenario. Maybe if you gave the companies different names ("A" and "B") it would help, because from reading it, it seems like one company.

Ed Snyder

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Company A, owned by HCE 1 and HCE 2 has a 401(k) plan that allows for SD Brokerage Account.

Company B, LLC owned by HCE 1 (In business to loan money for start up companies)

HCE 2 wants to invest in a note from Company B in his SD Brokerage Acount.

P

Posted

Any control group or ASG issues?

QKA, QPA, CPC, ERPA

Two wrongs don't make a right, but three rights make a left.

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HCE 1 is a disqualified person. They are proposing a transaction between the plan (via the SD account of HCE 2) and a disqualified person (by virtue of that person being the owner of company B, the LLC).

Smells like a PT to me.

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