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INDIVIDUAL 401(k)
Who’s Eligible?
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Sole Proprietorships
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Partnerships
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Corporations
Key Benefits:
Higher contribution limits
(2004)
Loan provisions
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Participants can’t borrow from a SIMPLE or SEP IRA. With the Individual
401(k) Plan, they can take a loan of up to 50% of plan assets or $50,000,
without any IRS penalties or taxes.
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Rollover
Capability & Online Transactions
Most forms of retirement plans are eligible to rollover into the Individual
401(k) Plan, including SIMPLE IRAs, SEP IRAs, Profit Sharing and Money
Purchase plans, Traditional and ROTH IRAs; and most forms of 457 and 403(b)
plans.
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Online Access and Transactions
A
simple, online record keeping system lets the Individual 401(k) Plan offer
information and transaction capability 24 hours a day, helps eliminate
errors, and offers unparalleled flexibility to owner-only businesses.
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CONTRIBUTION COMPARISON
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Maximum total
contributions allowed, based on business net profits of: |
SIMPLE IRA |
SEP IRA |
Profit-sharing
Money Purchase
Plan
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INDIVIDUAL 401(k) |
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$ 50,000 |
$
9,385 |
$
9,294 |
$
9,294 |
$21,294 |
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$100,000 |
$10,771 |
$18,653 |
$18,653 |
$30,653 |
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$150,000 |
$12,156 |
$28,519 |
$28,519 |
$40,000 |
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Retirement Plans
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