A new kind of multiple employer retirement plan, the pooled employer plan (PEP), offers a powerful alternative to a standalone plan, especially for smaller employers who may be wary of the expense and legal burdens associated with plan sponsorship.
2024 is approaching and many provisions from Secure Act 2.0 are going into effect for the New Year. This means we can anticipate significant changes and advancements that will offer new opportunities for businesses and employees.
Emergency distributions from retirement plans can provide much-needed financial relief during times of hardship. However, there are advantages and disadvantages to consider when contemplating an emergency distribution.
Business owners can save 30 hours a year by integrating their payroll system with their retirement plans. By connecting payroll and retirement plan data, employers can enhance their operations overall efficiency and effectiveness
Long-term part-time (LTPT) employment eligibility is a topic that has become increasingly relevant in recent years. Secure Act 2.0 passed a provision that builds on the SECURE Act requirement allowing increased eligibility for long-term part-time workers to participate in employer-sponsored plans.
Many businesses undergo restructuring such as mergers, acquisitions, or bankruptcy at some point. During this process, it is important to review the retirement plans associated with the business to ensure new and existing owners/employees are taken care of.
Automatic enrollment can offer a range of benefits for both employees and employers. By increasing participation rates, improving retirement savings, and simplifying the decision-making process, automatic enrollment can help workers prepare for their future and achieve their long-term financial goals.
A Safe Harbor Plan is a retirement savings plan designed to allow small business owners and all eligible employees the ability to maximize their contributions to a 401(k) plan. This type of plan is particularly useful for small businesses that may have trouble passing the annual nondiscrimination testing required by the IRS for regular 401(k) plans.
The Cannabis Industry is constantly evolving with over 417,493 full-time jobs supported by legal Cannabis in the U.S! In a growing job market, attracting and retaining employees can be difficult. Retirement plans are one of the most sought-after benefits employees look for when finding a new job.
Starting a new retirement plan is less expensive than you think. By taking advantage of tax credits and deductions, you can offer employees a retirement plan while enjoying significant cost savings.
Many business owners are unaware that once they establish a ROBS plan, they assume certain legal responsibilities related to compliance regulations. Learn about common mistakes that ROBS entrepreneurs make with tips on how to correct any current errors and avoid potential future issues.
Leading Retirement Solutions is pleased to announce that we are partnering with WorkTrend HCM to provide more payroll integration services to our clients.
10 states and 2 cities have implemented retirement mandates. However, companies can choose between the state-administered program or a qualifying plan. What is deemed a qualified plan varies from state to state. This article provides in-depth information on qualifying plan requirements for states and cities with retirement plan mandates.
State mandated retirement plans are soon being implemented for several states. Several others are right behind. Implementation will take several years based on the amount of employees the company employs.
While curbing the effects of inflation has a short-term negative effect on the stock market, not doing so would have serious consequences for the health of the dollar. This is a serious issue, and it is hard to predict how far and for how long this will damage the economy. As of now, keep in touch with the movement of the stock market, but more importantly, check in with a qualified financial advisor to ensure you position yourself with your best interests in mind.
Using the IRS code to your advantage can allow you to deduct taxes on certain items, investments, and more. These four tax shelters can help you get started.