From: jmorgan@ecentral.com
Subject: Re: SIMPLE IRA cap.
Date: Mon, 25 May 1998 05:26:11 -0600
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> > So, suppose a sole proprietorship shows a profit of say, $5,000 on a > > schedule C? What's the maximum that could be placed in a 401K? > > The maximum that can go into a 401(k) plan is 15%. You might want to look at > a SIMPLE IRA. There is no 15% limit on the SIMPLE IRA. There is a $6000 cap on contributions to a SIMPLE IRA. J. Morgan - -
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