Instructions For Form 5330 (Rev. 2013) Page 6

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transaction specifically identified by the
For purposes of section 4972,
matching contributions described in
Secretary as a tax avoidance
“nondeductible contributions” for the
section 401(m)(4)(A).
transaction for purposes of section
employer's current tax year are the sum
Contributions to a SIMPLE 401(k) or
6011.
of:
a SIMPLE IRA considered
nondeductible because they are not
2. A “prohibited reportable
1. The excess (if any) of the
made in connection with the employer's
transaction” is:
employer's contribution for the tax year
trade or business. However, this
less the amount allowable as a
a. Any confidential transaction
provision pertaining to SIMPLEs does
deduction under section 404 for that
within the meaning of Regulations
not apply to contributions made on
year, and
section 1.6011-4(b)(3), or
behalf of the employer or the employer's
2. The total amount of the
b. Any transaction with contractual
family.
employer's contributions for each
protection within the meaning of
For purposes of this exception, the
preceding tax year that was not
Regulations section 1.6011-4(b)(4).
combined plan deduction limits are first
allowable as a deduction under section
applied to contributions to the defined
Part II. Tax Due
404 for such preceding year, reduced
benefit plan and then to the defined
by the sum of:
contribution plan.
If you are filing an amended
a. The portion of that amount
Form 5330 and you paid taxes
Restorative payments to a defined
available for return under the applicable
with your original return and
contribution plan are not considered
qualification rules and actually returned
those taxes have the same due date as
nondeductible contributions if the
to the employer prior to the close of the
those previously reported, check the
payments are made to restore some or
current tax year, and
box in item H and enter the tax reported
all of the plan's losses due to an action
b. The portion of such amount that
on your original return in the entry space
(or a failure to act) that creates a
became deductible for a preceding tax
for line 18. If you file Form 5330 for a
reasonable risk of liability for breach of
year or for the current tax year.
claim for refund or credit, show the
fiduciary duty. Amounts paid in excess
amount of overreported tax in
of the loss are not considered
Although pre-1987 nondeductible
parentheses on line 19. Otherwise,
restorative payments.
contributions are not subject to this
show the amount of additional tax due
excise tax, they are taken into account
For these purposes, multiemployer
on line 19 and include the payment with
to determine the extent to which
plans are not taken into consideration in
the amended Form 5330.
post-1986 contributions are deductible.
applying the overall limit on deductions
See section 4972 and Pub. 560,
where there is a combination of defined
Lines 17–19. Make your check or
Retirement Plans for Small Business, for
benefit and defined contribution plans.
money order payable to the “United
details.
States Treasury” for the full amount due.
Schedule B. Tax on
Defined benefit plans exception.
Attach the payment to your return. Write
Excess Contributions to
For purposes of determining the amount
your name, identifying number, plan
Section 403(b)(7)(A)
of nondeductible contributions subject
number, and “Form 5330, Section ____”
to the 10% excise tax, the employer
on your payment.
Custodial Accounts
may elect not to include any
File at the address shown under
(Section 4973(a)(3))
contributions to a defined benefit plan
Where To File, earlier.
except, in the case of a multiemployer
Section 4973(a) imposes a 6% excise
plan, to the extent those contributions
Schedule A. Tax on
tax on excess contributions to section
exceed the full-funding limitation (as
403(b)(7)(A) custodial accounts at the
Nondeductible Employer
defined in section 431(c)(6)). This
close of the tax year. The tax is paid by
Contributions to Qualified
election applies to terminated and
the individual account holder.
ongoing plans. An employer making this
Employer Plans (Section
Line 1. Enter total current year
election cannot also benefit from the
4972)
contributions, less any rollover
exceptions for terminating plans and for
contributions described in sections
certain contributions to defined
Section 4972. Section 4972 imposes
403(b)(8) or 408(d)(3)(A).
contribution plans under section 4972(c)
an excise tax on employers who make
(6). When determining the amount of
Line 2. Enter the amount excludable
nondeductible contributions to their
nondeductible contributions, the
under section 415(c) (limit on annual
qualified plans. The excise tax is equal
deductible limits under section 404(a)(7)
additions).
to 10% of the nondeductible
must be applied first to contributions to
contributions in the plan as of the end of
To determine the amount
defined contribution plans and then to
the employer's tax year.
excludable for a specific year,
contributions to defined benefit plans.
TIP
A “qualified employer plan” for
see Pub. 571, Tax-Sheltered
purposes of this section means any plan
Defined contribution plans
Annuity Plans (403(b) Plans), for that
qualified under section 401(a), any
exception. In determining the amount
year.
annuity plan qualified under section
of nondeductible contributions subject
403(a), and any simplified employee
to the 10% excise tax, do not include
The limit on annual additions under
pension plan qualified under section
any of the following.
section 415(c)(1)(A) is subject to
408(k) or any simple retirement account
Employer contributions to one or
cost-of-living adjustments as described
under section 408(p). The term qualified
more defined contribution plans which
in section 415(d). The dollar limit for a
plan does not include certain
are nondeductible solely because of
calendar year, as adjusted annually, is
governmental plans and certain plans
section 404(a)(7) that do not exceed the
published during the fourth quarter of
maintained by tax-exempt
the prior calendar year in the Internal
organizations.
Revenue Bulletin.
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