Solo-401K, SEP-IRA, & SIMPLE-IRA Compared
Solo-401K, SEP-IRA, & SIMPLE-IRA Compared
What Have You Contributed in 2019?
Retirement Plans for self-employed
Solo-401K
SEP-IRA
SIMPLE-IRA
Contribution limit-- employee
Catch-up contribution ( age 50)
Contribution limit-- employer
Total contribution
$19,000
-0-
$13,000
$6,000
-0-
$3,000
25% compensation*
$56,000
25% compensation*
$56,000
3% match or 2% nonelective*
$26,000
Total contribution with catch-up ( age 50)
$62,000
$56,000
Required compensation for Total contribution*
Roth account
$148,000
$224,000 no
After-tax contributions
no
Employees
No
ERISA protection
no
Loans allowed
no
Administrative burden
Medium
low
*Unless you are an LLC filing as an S-corp, the maximum limit will be much less
This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to be investment advice. Seek a licensed professional for individual financial advice. ? 2019. E Baker.
$29,000
$433,333
no no no no low
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