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Hub You - ROTH 401(k)'s... A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
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On January 1, 2006, employees can choose to make their 401(k) contributions on either a pre-tax or an after-tax basis or a combination of the two. The contribution limits which apply to these 401(k) contributions made in 2006 (whether made pre-tax or after-tax or both) are:
1. $15,000 under the basic limit, plus,
2. $5,000 additionally for employees who are age 50 or older.
•The employer remains responsible for withholding federal income tax (and state and local income tax, where applicable) and any applicable payroll taxes on the after-tax portion of each employee's 401(k) contribution.
*While no federal (or state or local, where applicable) income tax is withheld from pre-tax contributions, payroll taxes will apply to the amounts withheld as pre-tax contributions.
•Absent additional IRS guidance, both the pre-tax and the after-tax contributions will be reported on each employee's W-2 just as is done now. We hope that the IRS will (before issuance of Form W-2 for the 2006 tax year
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1. $15,000 under the basic limit, plus,
2. $5,000 additionally for employees who are age 50 or older.
•The employer remains responsible for withholding federal income tax (and state and local income tax, where applicable) and any applicable payroll taxes on the after-tax portion of each employee's 401(k) contribution.
*While no federal (or state or local, where applicable) income tax is withheld from pre-tax contributions, payroll taxes will apply to the amounts withheld as pre-tax contributions.
•Absent additional IRS guidance, both the pre-tax and the after-tax contributions will be reported on each employee's W-2 just as is done now. We hope that the IRS will (before issuance of Form W-2 for the 2006 tax yea
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•The employer remains responsible for withholding federal income tax (and state and local income tax, where applicable) and any applicable payroll taxes on the after-tax portion of each employee's 401(k) contribution.
*While no federal (or state or local, where applicable) income tax is withheld from pre-tax contributions, payroll taxes will apply to the amounts withheld as pre-tax contributions.
•Absent additional IRS guidance, both the pre-tax and the after-tax contributions will be reported on each employee's W-2 just as is done now. We hope that the IRS will (before issuance of Form W-2 for the 2006 tax yea
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*While no federal (or state or local, where applicable) income tax is withheld from pre-tax contributions, payroll taxes will apply to the amounts withheld as pre-tax contributions.
•Absent additional IRS guidance, both the pre-tax and the after-tax contributions will be reported on each employee's W-2 just as is done now. We hope that the IRS will (before issuance of Form W-2 for the 2006 tax yea
Although you are no longer able to set up a PEP or invest more money in one, it is possible to transfer an existing PEP to a new fund platform with a better rate of return than you are currently getting, where you can continue to invest your money tax free. This article provides an overview of the PEP transfer process.PEP TransfersPEP transfers enable you to switch to different investment funds. Transferring your PEP enables you to get rid of your existing PEP investments and replace them with new better performing ones, whilst still maintaining your
•A separate recordkeeping account must be established for each participant who wishes to make Roth 401 (k) contributions.
Rules of the Roth 401(k)
To help with your decision, it is important to understand the rules of the Roth 401(k):
• Roth 401(k) accounts are required to be separate accounts - the after-tax contributions cannot be combined with pre-tax contributions.
• Distributions from the Roth 401(k) will be tax free for federal income tax purposes provided that both a 5-year holding period and a qualifying event requirement are met:
a) The 5-year holding period begins with the first contribution to any Roth 401(k) account in the employer's plan.
b) Qualifying events are limited strictly to attainm
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