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Your company
can contribute to plan participants' accounts in any of three
ways:
(1) regular matching contributions,
(2) discretionary employer contributions, and/or
(3) qualified nonelective contributions.
Regular
matching contributions (RMCs) are defined in terms of
participant's elective contribution (e.g., 50¢ contributed by
the employer for each dollar contributed by the plan
participant). Discretionary employer contributions (DECs)
are basically profit-sharing contributions, although the
employer's contribution does not have to be limited to net
profits. Qualified nonelective contributions (QNECs) are
allocated on the basis of compensation or some other variable
aside from a participant's elective contribution; they are made
to ALL eligible employees regardless of whether or not the
employee contributes to or participates in the 401k plan --
unless the QNEC is being used to satisfy ADP or ACP test
corrections. As for vesting, RMCs and DECs can be subject to
vesting schedules, but QNECs are always 100% vested to
employees' accounts when made.
1) Would
your company like to have the option of making any REGULAR MATCHING CONTRIBUTIONS to
employees' accounts?
No regular matching contributions will be made.
Our company MAY make regular matching contributions at a rate our company will
define later.
Our company will make regular matching contributions at a rate
of
% (e.g., 50%) to each dollar our participants defer into the
plan.
Our company will make regular matching contributions at a rate
of %
(e.g., 50%) to each dollar our participants defer into the plan,
up to a maximum annual matching contribution of $
per participant per year.
Other:

Unsure. Please contact me regarding regular matching
contributions.

2) Would your company like to have the option of making DISCRETIONARY EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS (i.e., profit-sharing
contributions) to employees' accounts?
No, we do not want the option of even possibly making
profit-sharing contributions.
Yes, our company MAY make profit-sharing contributions
in an amount to be determined by our company. We DO NOT want
contribution amounts to be limited to current or accumulated net
profit. (Checking this option in no way obligates your
company to making any actual contributions, it simply leaves
open the possibility that you might.)
Yes, our company MAY make profit-sharing contributions
in an amount to be determined by our company. We DO want
contribution amounts to be limited to current or accumulated net
profit. (Checking this option in no way obligates your
company to making any actual contributions, it simply leaves
open the possibility that you might.)
Unsure. Please contact me regarding profit-sharing
contributions.

3) Would your company like to have the option of making QUALIFIED NONELECTIVE CONTRIBUTIONS to employees' accounts?
No (except as needed for discrimination test corrections).
Yes, our company MAY make qualified nonelective
contributions in an amount to be determined by our company. (Checking
this option in no way obligates your company to making any
actual contributions, it simply leaves open the possibility that
you might.)
Yes, our company will make qualified nonelective contributions
equal to %
of the total compensation of all participants eligible to share
in the allocations.
Unsure.
Please contact me regarding qualified nonelective contributions.
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