benfranklin Posted September 28, 2015 Posted September 28, 2015 Employer knowing their plan would be top heavy for 2014, intended to implement safe harbor provisions for existing 401(k) starting 1/1/2015 providing instruction to service provider in early-December 2014. Document was restated and a 4% match with 100% vesting added in order to comply with Safe Harbor requirements. Many, but not all employees made changes to increase their deferrals before 1/1/2015. The plan has been operated according to Safe Harbor rules throughout 2015. However the prototype plan adoption agreement did not have the box for the Safe Harbor election checked when it was signed in 12/2014. How can the document be corrected to accurately show that it is a Safe Harbor plan? Much documented evidence of employer intent and instructions to document preparer going back over a year.
Earl Posted September 29, 2015 Posted September 29, 2015 FWIW I say no but if you VCP the IRS will say its ok. I did this submission on a take over and it worked no problem. And my evidence was sketchy. You seem to have a clear set of back up points to demonstrate what was supposed to happen. CBW
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