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Hi

Need to revisit the following as I am now getting contradictory info from CPA. There are no exclusions per plan document.

From W-2

Box 1 $240,000

Box 6 $225,000

On the earnings summary

Gross Pay                      $225,000 - matches box 5

less deferral                  $  20,500

plus s-corp 2%             $  42,000 - medical premium

less catch up               $     6,500

Reported W-2              $240,000v - matches box 1

What to use as salary for pension purposes?

Thank you

Posted

We don't have enough information to know. 

what is the document's definition of compensation W-2 reportable compensation? 415 comp? 3401(a)?

What are the deferrals? pre-tax? Roth? 

Are there additional non-reported non-taxable amounts? Like HSA or section 125 dollars? Which generally aren't on the W-2 at all? 

And what are you going to use the compensation figure for, once you figure it out? A defined benefit accrual? safe harbor contribution? non-discrimination testing? different compensation definitions are often allowable depending on what it is being used for. 

I'm a stranger on the internet. Nothing I write is tax or legal advice. 

I'd like a witty saying here, but I don't have any. When in doubt, what does the plan document say?

Posted

As I stated, nothing is excluded.

Definition is W-2.

Deferrals are pre-tax, that is why listed as "less"

No 125 listed.

To be used for cash balance, SH, PS and testing.

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