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Who Can Establish a TRA Solo(k) Plan?

Part 1

The TRA Solo(k) Plan is designed for owner-only businesses. Your business may be eligible to establish the plan if you meet the following condition:

YES NO

You (or you and your spouse) own the entire business. The business may be incorporated or unincorporated.

If you answered NO, you are not eligible for the TRA Solo(k) Plan. Please call TRA at 1-888-872-2364 to learn about other retirement plans that are available to your business.

If you answered YES, continue to Part 2.

Part 2

Please answer the following questions:

YES NO
Does your business currently maintain a 401(k) plan?
Does your business have employees, other than a spouse, who work more than 1,000 hours per year?
Does your business use leased employees?
Is your business a member of a controlled group? (1)
Is your business a member of an affiliated service group?(2)

If you answered YES to any question, you are not eligible for the TRA Solo(k) Plan. Please call TRA at 1-888-872-2364 to learn about other retirement plans that are available to your business.

If you answered NO to all questions, your business is eligible to establish a TRA Solo(k) Plan. Please consult with your CPA or tax advisors to ensure the plan is right for you.

(1) Controlled Group or group of employers under common control - If you own at least 80% of another business, the two businesses are a controlled group. If you own more than 50% of another business, the two businesses may be a controlled group. Please consult with your CPA to determine if your business is a member of a controlled group.

(2) Affiliated Service Group - Businesses X and Y may be an affiliated service group if (a) Business X has an ownership interest in Business Y, and (b) Business Y regularly performs services for Business X. Please consult with your CPA to determine if your business is a member of an affiliated service group.

 
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