30Rock Posted October 31, 2013 Posted October 31, 2013 Lets say that you have a 401k plan and a 403b plan in the same controlled group. Both plans have deferrals, match and nonelective. The 401k plan can satisfy coverage for purposes of deferrals and match under 1.410(b)-6(g) by excluding the 403b plan. However lets say the 401k plan has a tiered nonelective formula requiring 401(a)(4) testing. When running the average benefits percentage test, do you pull in the match and nonelective - ie all employer contributions, even though you were allowed to exclude the match doing the coverage test? I think deferrals continue to be excludable. Thanks for any thoughts!
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