05Mar
The Safe Harbor Change for Non-Electives is Big
The SECURE Act created much-needed change to the safe harbor non-elective contributions, making it more of a weapon to combat failed discrimination testing. Previously, a plan sponsor could only adopt the non-elective contribution prior to the Plan...
By:
Ary Rosenbaum
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