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- To qualify for the small employer auto-enrollment tax credit (FORM 8881, part 2), do you need to have at least one NON-highly compensated employee?
To qualify for the small employer auto-enrollment tax credit (FORM 8881, part 2), do you need to have at least one NON-highly compensated employee?
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mh4
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03-05-2024
09:21 PM
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To qualify for the small employer auto-enrollment tax credit (FORM 8881, part 2), do you need to have at least one NON-highly compensated employee? I know you need to have at least one NON-highly compensated employee for the credit for small employer pension plan start-up costs credit, but what about the auto-enrollment tax credit?
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qbteachmt
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03-06-2024
10:38 AM
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There's nothing about compensation in that section:
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i8881.pdf
You can follow the definitions for "eligible" plan and employer, if you want to dive deeper.
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