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FJR
Just want to confirm this with anyone:

Plan year ends 3/31/02. Limitation year is the plan year. We are using the following.

Annual addition = 40,000

Compensation = 170,000

Salary Deferral = N/A

Now for EGTRRA, the company has not signed off on any amendment yet. Does the new EGTRRA laws still go into effect starting after 12/31/01. For example can the new 415 limits go into effect for the 3/31/02 PYE? What others are effected? Any other insight would be appreciated
JEP
402(g) is a calendar year limit
Compensation Limit 401(a)(17) - plan year limit
Deduction Changes - Plan Year
415 - plan year
Top Heavy - plan year
match contribution/vesting - plan year

All "plan year" changes start with the plan year beginning after December 31, 2001.
Belgarath
For DC plans, the EGTRRA increased Section 415 limit is for Limitation years beginning 1-1-2002 or later. So in your case, it is 25%/35,000. The EGTRRA compensation limit is for Plan years beginning 1-1-2002 or later for benefit and allocation purposes, for fiscal years beginning 1-1-2002 for deduction purposes. This can get confusing if your plan, fiscal and limitation years years don't coincide.
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