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My client is 73 yrs old and has a consulting business (S Corp). Since he is required to take an RMD from his IRA, can he also contribute to his Roth 401k which was set up under his S Corp?
I wasn't sure if he could contribute to his 401k if he was taking an RMD.
Thanks for any feedback.
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Yes, regardless of age, if you are still working you can continue to contribute to a 401k. What's more, as long as you own less than 5% of the business you are working for, you are not required to take RMDs from a 401(k) at that employer.
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Yes, regardless of age, if you are still working you can continue to contribute to a 401k. What's more, as long as you own less than 5% of the business you are working for, you are not required to take RMDs from a 401(k) at that employer.