jkharvey Posted September 26 Posted September 26 A new 401k plan is adopted in March 2024 with deferrals effective 7/1/2024, but all other provisions, including the SH Match provisions, have no delayed effective date. I am probably overthinking this, but logic tells me that compensation paid in the period before the employee could even make deferrals (1/1/-6/30) would not be counted when calculating the match. Since the match is tied to the employee deferrals, is there any situation where the IRS would include the compensation before the effective date of deferrals in that SHM calculation? Thank you
Bri Posted September 26 Posted September 26 Plan document will have that spelled out, whether the match compensation is determined on the whole year, pay period to pay period, and/or only from one's participation date in the source. Lou S. and CuseFan 2
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