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Welcome to Weiss FAQ, a series of occasional blog posts that tackle topics of interest to our clients and others in the small business community. In this edition we cover the annual audits required for certain employee benefits plans by the IRS and Department of Labor. What is an employee benefit audit? Companies that offer…
As a convenience to our small business clients, we’ve assembled the following index of contribution limits for a broad range of employee benefit plans. Plan sponsors and administrators should update payroll and plan administration systems to include 2020 cost-of-living adjustments, and incorporate the new limits in relevant employee and participant communications. RETIREMENT PLAN LIMITS 2020…
Chris Bozarth is a partner at Weiss & Company LLP who oversees the firm’s Accounting & Advisory Services Department. He has more than 20 years of accounting, auditing and consulting experience and oversees the employee benefit plan audit practice of the firm. Chris sat down recently to discuss employee benefit plan audits, benefit plan audit…
It’s important for businesses to be familiar with the 401(k) audit compliance rules before it’s time to file. Understanding the guidelines will prevent a situation in which a business only realizes a 401(k) audit is needed after its Form 5500 (annual report of employee benefit plan) is rejected. Check the number of eligible employees The…
