Who Can Sponsor a 401(k) Plan?
For-profit businesses of any size
Sole proprietors, partnerships, LLCs, S-Corps, and C-Corps
Self-employed individuals
How a 401(k) Plan Works
A 401(k) plan allows employees to defer a portion of their wages into a tax-advantaged retirement account. Employers can choose to match employee contributions and/or make profit-sharing contributions. Plans can be traditional (pre-tax) or Roth (after-tax).
Types of Contributions
Employer matching contributions
Employer profit-sharing contributions
Catch-up contributions for employees age 50+
Advantages
High Contribution Limits
Tax-deferred or Roth growth potential
Opportunity to add Safe Harbor provisions to avoid testing
Ready to Learn More?
Contact Benefits² Administrators to explore a custom 401(k) plan design that fits your organization’s needs and maximizes retirement savings.
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We wish you and yours a warm and safe holiday season, Benefits² Administrators