Gilmore Posted April 1, 2020 Posted April 1, 2020 Is the following possible? 401(k) plan allows for safe harbor hardship reasons, all sources, includes deferral earnings. Business owner in the state of California has a reduction in business due to coronavirus related restrictions. Needs funds to keep the business going short-term and also owes bills on the building of his primary residence currently under construction. Has $300,000 in 401(k) plan account, split between deferrals, and safe harbor contributions. Is it possible for the business owner to take a covid19 related loan of $100,000, a covid19 related distribution of $100,000, and the remaining $100,000 in a regular hardship as the result of being in a FEMA declared disaster area? Thank you.
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