JPIngold Posted August 2, 2018 Posted August 2, 2018 Having a brain freeze ---- looking for confirmation or a directive to hit the books! Controlled group with companies A, B and C. Client wants to adopt a safe harbor plan for A and B and not allow C to be a participating employer. A has 7 HCE and 34 NHCE B has 4 HCE and 17 NHCE C has 7 HCE and 8 NHCE Total is 18 HCE and 59 NHCE A sponsors a plan and B signs participating employer agreement …. coverage is (51/59) / (11/18) = 141.45% coverage Safe harbor is met with respect to A and B and we can forget about C as plan satisfies coverage so no ADP testing necessary. Any 401(a)(4) testing for employer contributions would include the C employees with zeros, but probably fine since they have such a large number of HCE's. Am I missing anything or misspeak somewhere?
PensionPro Posted August 3, 2018 Posted August 3, 2018 Math looks fine to me. I am assuming that C is not adopting any plan. PensionPro, CPC, TGPC
JPIngold Posted August 6, 2018 Author Posted August 6, 2018 Correct --- C would have NO plan. Since they aren't eligible to defer, no requirement to give them safe harbor contribution and A/B plan still satisfies the safe harbor. Thanks for your confirmation.
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