Belgarath Posted September 23, 2021 Posted September 23, 2021 This is truly a hypothetical question, but comes to mind since there have been a couple of "mistake of fact" distributions recently. Suppose you have a legitimate mistake of fact contribution. In order to return it to the employer, it is supposed to be returned within 1 year. Now suppose it is past the 1 year, before it is even discovered. I believe it then needs to be allocated as an employer contribution. Other opinions? Other solutions you have used or heard of in "real life" situations? Just curious. Luke Bailey 1
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