Richard Anderson Posted November 30, 2000 Posted November 30, 2000 We have a takeover plan. The prior TPA determined that the 1999 ADP test failed and instructed the client to distribute the excess contributions; which was done before March 15, 2000. In reviewing the 1999 ADP test I noticed that two HCEs were incorrectly classified as NHCE. The test actually now passes, since one of these HCEs deferred zero and the other deferred 2.33%. Since the ADP test actually does not fail, how is this corrected? Do the HCEs return the distributions? If so, then I assume that they would amend their 1999 1040 to reflect the higher deferred amounts. If the distributions are returned, should a 1099 be issued? Just to complicate this further, two of the eight HCEs that received the distributions are now terminated. How should their situation be handled?
Guest Posted December 1, 2000 Posted December 1, 2000 see Q & A 38 - 42 under the corrections of plan defects. the responses are a few years old, when APRSC was just coming into practice, so take that into consideration.
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