Contributions For Corporations
Contributions For Corporations
Contributions For Corporations
Empower your corporation's financial future with our advanced contributions calculator. Streamline your retirement savings strategy and maximize contributions to ensure long-term prosperity for your business and employees.
Empower your corporation's financial future with our advanced contributions calculator. Streamline your retirement savings strategy and maximize contributions to ensure long-term prosperity for your business and employees.
Empower your corporation's financial future with our advanced contributions calculator. Streamline your retirement savings strategy and maximize contributions to ensure long-term prosperity for your business and employees.
401(k) Corporation
$
$
For the First Partner
$0Profit Sharing
$0 PreTax Deferrals
$0 Catch-Up Contribution
$0Maximum Contribution
For the Second Partner
$0Profit Sharing
$0PreTax Deferrals
$0Catch-Up Contribution
$0Maximum Contribution
Corporations can only use W-2 Income for contribution purposes.
S-Corporations 1065 (K-1) income is not considered earned income.
These results are based on general information enetered by the user. Additional assumptions may apply. Assitance of a tax advisor may be necessary to determine specific situations.
Assumptions used:
- Plan operates on a calendar year
- Maximum contribution includes combined Salary Deferral and Employer Contributions
- Profit entered are less expenses
- Employer is matching regular deferrals and not the catch-up contribition
401(k) Corporation
$
$
For the First Partner
$0Profit Sharing
$0 PreTax Deferrals
$0 Catch-Up Contribution
$0Maximum Contribution
For the Second Partner
$0Profit Sharing
$0PreTax Deferrals
$0Catch-Up Contribution
$0Maximum Contribution
Corporations can only use W-2 Income for contribution purposes.
S-Corporations 1065 (K-1) income is not considered earned income.
These results are based on general information enetered by the user. Additional assumptions may apply. Assitance of a tax advisor may be necessary to determine specific situations.
Assumptions used:
- Plan operates on a calendar year
- Maximum contribution includes combined Salary Deferral and Employer Contributions
- Profit entered are less expenses
- Employer is matching regular deferrals and not the catch-up contribition