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    1120S & 401(k)

    I'm somewhat inexperienced on s-corps and need some help. I have a consultant who is the only shareholder in her s-corp. She has a $50,000 in wages she pays herself on a W-2. Box 1 wages on the W-2 are $35,000, with $50,000 in box 3. $15,000 is reported as a 401(k) contribution on the W-2.

    Do I report $50,000 as compensation to officers on Line 7 of the 1120s and nothing else?
    Is the Pension, profit sharing on Line 17 of 1120s only for matching contribution? Thanks.

    #2
    The officer's compensation deduction is 50k. The matching portion goes under pension expense.

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      #3
      Veritas,
      Wouldn't the amount in box 1 be the officer wages with the $15,000 reported as pension benefits?
      Dave, EA

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        #4
        The officer's compensation

        is $50,000 of which the employee chose to defer $15,000 into a pension plan.
        Last edited by veritas; 03-04-2007, 11:41 PM.

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          #5
          Yes. $50,000 in wages, and $15,000 deferred to a solo 401(k) plan. Thanks for your response.

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