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Solo 401k Contribution Calculator FAQ: 25% of What? How to calculate Solo 401k Employer Contributions for an S-corp/C-corp

February 28, 2024 | By George Blower

Harvard Law Attorney George Blower explains how to determine w-2 wages for a solopreneur taxed as an S-corp/C-corp for purposes of calculating your Solo 401k employer contribution limit.

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Do I report both Employee and Employer Solo 401k contributions on my W-2?

March 23, 2023 | By George Blower

Solo 401k FAQ – Do I report both Employee and Employer Solo 401k contributions on my W-2?

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Do I need to report voluntary after-tax contributions (Mega Backdoor Roth Solo 401k) on my W-2?

February 21, 2023 | By George Blower

Self-Employed Individual Solo 401k FAQ – Do I need to report after-tax contributions on my W-2?

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Can I use my personal account for Roth Solo 401k contributions?

January 23, 2023 | By George Blower

Solo 401k Contributions FAQ – Can I use my personal account for Roth Solo 401k contributions?

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Solopreneur 401k FAQ – Where do I report my Roth Solo 401k employee contributions on my W-2?

January 19, 2023 | By George Blower

Solopreneur 401k FAQ – Where do I report my Roth Solo 401k employee contributions on my W-2?

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Do I have to pay myself a w 2 to set up a Solo 401k?

January 12, 2023 | By George Blower

Self-Employed Solo 401k Eligibility FAQ – Do I have to pay myself a w 2 to set up a Solo 401k?

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Income Not Considered Self-Employment Income for Opening or Making Annual Solo 401k Contributions

September 11, 2020 | By Mark Nolan

The following income is not considered earned income from self-employment; therefore, it does not qualify for participating in a solo 401k plan or for making annual contributions to a solo 401k plan. Alimony Pay stemming from divorce Earnings and profits from property and investments, such as rental income, interest income, and dividend income Deferred compensation […]

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Reporting Solo 401k After-Tax Contributions (non Roth) for an S-corp or C-corp | Form W-2

September 9, 2017 | By Mark Nolan

If your self-employed business is an S-Corp or C-Corp that sponsors a solo 401k plan, and you elect to make after-tax contributions to the solo 401k plan, you may report these contribution on Form W-2 line 14. See below. IMPORTANT NOTE: Don’t confuse after-tax solo 401k contributions with Roth solo 401k contributions as they are […]

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