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How Many Roth Clocks Does A Plan Have to Track?
FIS Relius 
Mar. 29, 2006
Excerpt: A 5-taxable year period (sometimes called 'the 5-year clock') must expire before a participant can receive a tax-free Roth distribution (a qualified distribution). The newly proposed Roth tax regulations require a Roth 401(k) plan to keep track of the 5-year clock for each Roth participant.
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