Guidance for Roth Employer Contributions
Explore Roth Employer Contributions under Secure 2.0 Act. Optional provision for plan sponsors. Consider implications for taxation and administration.
2024 Plan Limits Released
The 2024 Cost-Of-Living Adjustments affecting employee benefit plans include the annual limits for Social Security Taxable Wage Base.
An Explanation of 401(k) Plan Forfeitures, How and When They Should be Used
Discover the ins and outs of 401(k) plan forfeitures – when and how to leverage them effectively. Uncover the key insights for smart financial planning.
New Audit Rules for 2023 5500 Forms
Navigate the 401(K) ‘Large Plan’ Status: Understand the 80-120 Rule, Audit Requirements, and Changes for 2023. Ensure Compliance and Save Time
New Simplified Disclosure Rules for Plan Participants in DC Plans
Discover simplified disclosure rules for DC plan participants under SECURE 2.0. New options for plan sponsors explained. Effective Dec 31, 2022.
Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)
Understand RMDs: Mandatory withdrawals from retirement accounts explained. Learn deadlines, calculations, exemptions.
Mandatory Roth Catch-Up Contributions – Another Secure Act 2.0 Provision
Explore mandatory Roth catch-up contributions and vital insights for plan sponsors. Prepare for upcoming changes now.
Saver’s Tax Credit
Maximize your retirement savings with the Saver’s Tax Credit. Claim up to $1,000 ($2,000 for couples) on your 2023 tax return. Find out if you qualify!
Long Term Part Time (LTPT) Employees: The Impact to Your Plan Beginning in 2024
Discover the SECURE Act’s impact on plan eligibility and requirements for Long Term Part Time (LTPT) employees. Learn about changes, tracking hours, and employer contributions.
Secure 2.0 for Defined Benefit Plans
Secure Act 2.0 has important updates for Defined Benefit Plans, including increased RBD age and reduced excise tax on missed RMDs. Stay up-to-date with these crucial changes to ensure your retirement plan is compliant.
An Inherent Weakness in the Completion Factor Approach to Calculating an Incurred But Not Reported (IBNR) Reserve
Discover the inherent weakness of using the completion factor approach to calculate IBNR reserves in healthcare finance and how to avoid costly mistakes.
What a Failed ADP/ACP Test Means
Ensure your 401k retirement plan allows your employees to save the maximum amount allowed by understanding and utilizing ADP/ACP testing.