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excludable employees

A classification of company employees that are not eligible to join a company-sponsored retirement plan or insurance policy. This often includes part-time, non-resident or underage employees.

Related information about excludable employees:
  1. Coverage Regs - Excludable Employees
    For purposes of applying section 410(b) with respect to employees all employees of the employer other than the excludable employees described in paragraphs ...
     
  2. 1.401(a)(26)-6 Excludable employees. - Justia
    (b) Excludable employees. An employee is an excludable employee if the employee is covered by one or more of the following exclusions: (1) Minimum age and ...
     
  3. DC/Win Otherwise Excludable Employees - Datair.com
    DC/Win Otherwise Excludable. Employees. 4/2/2009. (c) 2009 DATAIR. 1. 1. DC/ Win Otherwise. Excludable Employees. Robin Snyder, QPA, QKA. Chad Blech ...
     
  4. KEY EMPLOYEE & HIGHLY COMMPENSATED EMPLOYEE
    Using the plan's eligibility definition, determine whether there are 'non- excludable' employees who are not eligible to participate in the plan. Remove all of those ...
     
  5. Otherwise Excludable and Terminees | CCH Technical Answer Group
    Excludable employees are not taken into account with respect to a plan even if they are ... Except as specifically provided otherwise, excludable employees are ...
     
  6. Publication 560 (2011), Retirement Plans for Small Business
    Employees: Eligible, Eligible employee. Excludable, Excludable employees. Highly compensated, Highly compensated employee. Leased, Leased employee .
     
  7. What is excludable employees? definition and meaning
    Definition of excludable employees: A classification of company employees that are not eligible to join a company-sponsored retirement plan or insurance policy ...
     
  8. excludable employees | The Pension Protection Act Blog
    Mar 16, 2012 ... March 16, 2004 – the IRS issues proposed regulations on the Exclusion of Employees of 501(c)(3) Organizations in 401(k) and 401(m) Plans.