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Old 04-04-2006, 07:39 AM
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Default Re: SARSEP self employed elective deferral - when to make

"JMc" <jmmc76[at]NOSPAM.gamebox.net> wrote:

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> When must a self employed individual make their elective
> deferral and catch-up contribution to their SARSEP?
> A coworker told me that the deferrals can be made by the tax
> return due date (including extensions). However, the
> catch-up must be made by Jan 15th. When I asked what her
> authoritative literature was, she replied that a plan
> administrator told her.
> It doesn't seem right, but it does, in a way, seem right.
> I've had a horrible time researching this, so I thought I'd
> give it to you all.
> Other info just in case:
> SARSEP is top heavy and 3% of eligible employee wages must
> be contributed to employees' accounts.
> Self-employed individual made payments to his SARSEP
> throughout 2005 totaling about $6k.
> More than 50% of eligible employees contribute, and highly
> compensated self employed individual's deferral % does not
> exceed 125% of the average non highly compensated
> individuals deferral %
> Self-employed individual old enough to make catch-up
> contribution.
> Thanks in advance for the help.


Go to IRS web site and review Publication 560.

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Old 03-30-2006, 08:58 AM
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Default SARSEP self employed elective deferral - when to make

When must a self employed individual make their elective
deferral and catch-up contribution to their SARSEP?

A coworker told me that the deferrals can be made by the tax
return due date (including extensions). However, the
catch-up must be made by Jan 15th. When I asked what her
authoritative literature was, she replied that a plan
administrator told her.

It doesn't seem right, but it does, in a way, seem right.
I've had a horrible time researching this, so I thought I'd
give it to you all.

Other info just in case:

SARSEP is top heavy and 3% of eligible employee wages must
be contributed to employees' accounts.

Self-employed individual made payments to his SARSEP
throughout 2005 totaling about $6k.

More than 50% of eligible employees contribute, and highly
compensated self employed individual's deferral % does not
exceed 125% of the average non highly compensated
individuals deferral %

Self-employed individual old enough to make catch-up
contribution.

Thanks in advance for the help.

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