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401(a)

chenschuh
Level 3

Can you get a saver's credit from 401(a) contribution?

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chenschuh
Level 3

It's on box 14 of w2. Client told me she contribution 7% of her wage to it and her employer did the same % matching. It's part of the school system.

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Jim-from-Ohio
Level 12
Level 12

yes

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ljr
Level 9

Our friend google doesn't say 401 (a)

if you input it on the w2 and it doesn't calculate then I guess not unless they are over the income limit?

 

Just-Lisa-Now-
Level 15
Level 15

401a are generally a profit sharing arrangement funded by the employer or it comes out of their total wage package, its not a pre-tax contribution by the employee, I say no, it doesnt qualify or it would be in Box 12.


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Jim-from-Ohio
Level 12
Level 12

maybe, maybe not

 Yes, voluntary, elective deferral contributions to a voluntary, elective deferral contributions to a 401(a) plan are generally eligible for the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit. These contributions mus...

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chenschuh
Level 3

I looked at box 12 of proseries pro, can't find code to enter 401(a).

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sjrcpa
Level 15

This term 401(a) seems to be new (to me anyway) this year and is in the education space. I don't know any more than that.

I have seen other people ask this elsewhere.

IRC Section 401(a) defines Qualified Plan with 39 subsections so I still don't know.


The more I know the more I don’t know.
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