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TRPC 2024 Newsletter | Winter Edition

Components of Defined Contribution Plan Compliance Testing Does My Plan Need an Audit? 401(k) deferrals: Don’t exceed the limit! Reminder: Long-Term, Part-Time Employee Rules Effective January 1, 2024 Upcoming Compliance Deadlines for Calendar-Year Plans Plans must be tested each year to ensure that they are compliant with the laws governing...

Frequently Asked Questions About Startup Plan Tax Credits

By Scott Cloud, MBA, CPC What is the Startup Plan Tax Credit on Plan Expenses? What is the Startup Plan Tax Credit on Employer Contributions? Are non-profits or governmental employers eligible for Startup Plan Tax Credits? What types of retirement plans are eligible for Startup Plan Tax Credits? If an employer changes from one type of retirement...

SECURE Act 2.0—Overview and Highlights

Catch-Up Contributions Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) Beginning Age Eligibility for Long-Term, Part-Time Employees Financial Incentives to Increase Employee Participation Employer Match on Student Loan Payments Mandatory Automatic Enrollment in Startup 401(k) Plans Roth Treatment of Employer Contributions Mandatory Cash-Out Distribution...

Winter 2022 – The Retirement Plan Company Newsletter

2022 – An Ideal Time to Review Plan Design SECURE Act Provisions for Long-Term Part-Time Employees Navigating the Labyrinth of Required Minimum Distributions Upcoming Compliance Deadlines for Calendar-Year Plans 2022 – An Ideal Time to Review Plan Design Each year, those in the retirement community collect, analyze and calculate data to...

The Final Rule on Hardship Distributions

On Sept. 23, the IRS published a final rule that relaxes several existing restrictions on participant hardship distributions from defined contribution plans. Some of these changes are mandatory, requiring employers to make the changes by Jan. 1, 2020, while others are optional. Though the IRS had issued the proposed regulations in 2018, the final...

A Pinch of This and a Dash of That

A dish that contains only one ingredient could taste rather bland and boring. Adding different spices and herbs to a recipe can make it more flavorful and satisfying. Similarly, a portfolio that contains only one investment type may not suit your financial goals. Choosing a variety of investments may result in a more satisfactory outcome. A...