Wipfli+Insights+-+Accounting+and+Business+Issues+-+Industry-Specific+Topics+%7c+Wipfli+CPAs+%26+Consultants

Maximizing Owners' Retirement Plan Benefits

Financial Institutions

May 01, 2011
by Robert Buss, Jr.

Bookmark and Share
Robert Buss, Jr. Robert Buss, Jr.
Executive Director of Benefit Services

View Profile
 
 

Common goals of owners of profitable, closely held small businesses are to minimize income taxes and save for retirement. Given its flexibility as a tax savings vehicle for the owners and employees of the business, the 401(k) retirement plan is a popular choice.  Oftentimes these plans do not allow business owners to contribute as much as they would like on their own behalf. A possible solution may be to add a safe harbor 401(k) and cross-tested profit sharing allocation to their plan, perhaps combined with a cash balance plan.


Average Rating:

Length: 2 pages (PDF 92 kB)

 

Related Insights

Deposit Growth Strategies
Strategic Advisory | May 01, 2011 | David Bue

Don't Look Now But Here Come the States
Tax Services | May 01, 2011 | Maria Bruggink

Don't Lose Sight of the Small Stuff
Financial Institutions | May 01, 2011

FDIC Assessment Changes
Financial Institutions | May 01, 2011 | Kyle Thompson

Internal Control Considerations for the Allowance for Loan and Lease Loss Calculation
Financial Institutions | May 01, 2011 | Jason Howard, CPA



Rate this Article
*  =  required fields
Your Rating*
Name*
E-mail Address*
Company

Articles by Industry