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Form 5305A-SEP (Rev. 6-2006)
Page
Article VI—Top-Heavy Requirements (continued)
B.
The top-heavy requirements of section 416 will be satisfied through contributions to nonkey employees’ SEP-IRAs under this employer’s
other SEP.
C. To satisfy the minimum contribution requirement under section 416, all nonelective SEP contributions will be taken into account but elective
deferrals will not be taken into account.
Article VII—Effective Date (see instructions)
This SEP will be effective upon adoption and establishment of IRAs for all eligible employees.
Employer’s signature
Date
Name and title
Instructions
5305-SEP, Simplified Employee
SEP to that participant’s IRA by the later of
Pension—Individual Retirement Accounts
January 31 of the year following the year for
Section references are to the Internal Revenue
Contribution Agreement, or a nonmodel SEP
which a contribution is made or 30 days after
Code unless otherwise noted.
instead of, or in addition to, this form.
the contribution is made.
Employers who have established a salary
Do not use Form 5305A-SEP if you:
Purpose of Form
reduction SEP using Form 5305A-SEP and
1. Have any leased employees as defined in
have provided each participant a copy of the
Form 5305A-SEP is a model salary reduction
section 414(n)(2).
completed Form 5305A-SEP and the other
simplified employee pension (SEP) used by an
2. Currently maintain any other qualified
documents and disclosures described in
employer to permit employees to make
retirement plan. This does not prevent you
Instructions for the Employer and Instructions
elective deferrals to a SEP described in
from also maintaining a Model SEP (Form
for the Employee, are not required to file the
section 408(k).
5305-SEP) or other SEP to which either
annual information returns, Forms 5500 or
Do not file Form 5305A-SEP with the IRS.
elective or nonelective contributions are
5500-EZ, for the SEP. However, under Title I of
Instead, keep it with your records.
made.
the Employee Retirement Income Security Act
Note: SEPs permitting elective deferrals
3. Have more than 25 employees eligible to
of 1974 (ERISA), this relief from the annual
cannot be established after 1996. If you
participate in the SEP at any time during the
reporting requirements may not be available to
established a SEP before 1997 that permitted
prior calendar year. If you are a member of one
an employer who selects, recommends, or
elective deferrals, under current law you may
of the groups described in paragraph 2 under
influences its employees to choose IRAs into
continue to maintain such SEP for years after
Excess SEP Contributions—Deferral
which contributions will be made under the
1996.
Percentage Limitation on page 3, you may use
SEP, if those IRAs are subject to provisions
If you used the March 2002 version of
this SEP only if in the prior year there were
that impose any limits on a participant’s ability
Form 5305-A SEP for your SEP, you are not
never more than 25 employees eligible to
to withdraw funds (other than restrictions
required to use this version of the form.
participate in this SEP, in total, of all the
imposed by the Code that apply to all IRAs).
members of such groups, trades, or
For additional information on Title I
Instructions for the Employer
businesses. In addition, all eligible employees
requirements, see the Department of Labor
of all the members of such groups, trades, or
regulations at 29 CFR 2520.104-49.
What Is A SEP?
businesses must be eligible to make elective
Forms and Publications You May
A SEP is a written arrangement (a plan) that
deferrals to this SEP.
Use
provides you with an easy way to make
4. Are a state or local government or a
contributions towards your employees’
tax-exempt organization.
An employer may need to use any of the
retirement income. Under a salary reduction
following forms or publications:
SEP, employees may choose whether or not to
Completing the Agreement
● Form W-2, Wage and Tax Statement.
make elective deferrals to the SEP or to
This SEP agreement is considered adopted
● Form 5330, Return of Excise Taxes Related
receive the amounts in cash. If elective
when:
to Employee Benefit Plans. Employers who
deferrals are made, you contribute the
1. You have completed all blanks on the
are liable for the 10% tax on excess
amounts deferred by your employees directly
form.
contributions use this form to pay the excise
into a traditional individual retirement
tax.
arrangement (traditional IRA) set up by or for
2. You have given all eligible employees the
each employee with a bank, insurance
● Pub. 560, Retirement Plans for Small
following information:
company, or other qualified financial
Business (SEP, SIMPLE, and Qualified Plans).
a. A copy of Form 5305A-SEP. Any
institution. The traditional IRA, established by
● Pub. 590, Individual Retirement
individual who in the future becomes eligible
or for an employee, must be one for which the
to participate in this SEP must be given Form
Arrangements (IRAs).
IRS has issued a favorable opinion letter or a
5305A-SEP, upon becoming an eligible
Deducting Contributions
model traditional IRA published by the Service
employee.
as Form 5305, Traditional Individual
You may deduct, subject to any applicable
b. A statement that traditional IRAs other
Retirement Trust Account, or Form 5305-A,
limits, contributions made to a SEP. This SEP
than the traditional IRAs into which employer
Traditional Individual Retirement Custodial
is maintained on a calendar year basis, and
SEP contributions will be made may provide
Account. It cannot be a SIMPLE IRA (an IRA
different rates of return and different terms
contributions to the SEP are deductible for
designed to accept contributions made under
concerning, among other things, transfers and
your tax year with or within which the
a SIMPLE IRA Plan described in section
withdrawals of funds from the IRAs.
particular calendar year ends. See section
408(p)) or a Roth IRA. Adopting Form
404(h). Contributions made for a particular tax
c. A statement that, in addition to the
5305A-SEP does not establish an employer
year and contributed by the due date of your
information provided to an employee at the
IRA described in section 408(c).
income tax return, including extensions, are
time the employee becomes eligible to
The information provided below is intended
deemed made in that tax year and the
participate, the administrator of the SEP must
to help you understand and administer the
contributions are deductible if they would
furnish each participant within 30 days of the
elective deferral rules of your SEP.
otherwise be deductible had they actually
effective date of any amendment to the SEP, a
been contributed by the end of that tax year.
copy of the amendment and a written
When To Use Form 5305A-SEP
See Rev. Rul. 90-105, 1990-2 C.B. 69.
explanation of its effects.
Use this form only if you intend to permit
However, the deductibility of your
d. A statement that the administrator will
elective deferrals to a SEP. If you want to
contributions may be limited if the
give written notification to each participant of
establish a SEP to which nonelective employer
any employer contributions made under the
contributions may be made, use Form

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