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        Deferred Comp Plan Codes Table
        
        
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        Deferred Comp Plan Code
        Fields on the Deferred Compensation Plan Codes Table
        
            - Code 
 (required).  A 
 code of ten characters or less with no spaces or special characters. Use 
 the same code as is called by the payroll accumulator processing codes 
 and stored procedures that the plan will be using. 
- Description 
 (required).  Enter 
 a description of thirty characters or less for the code.
- Active?  An 
 active code has the Active checkbox selected, making the code available 
 and keeping the code in effect as a valid choice. Inactivating any code 
 can result in records with the code selected having orphaned data. 
Deferral Limit Information
        Verify that the limits for the Deferral 
 Contributions, Total Contributions, 
 Deferral Compensation, 
 and Max (Employer) Percent Match, comply with the Federal 
 tax guidelines. If not, edit and assign the limits according to Federal 
 guidelines. 
        
            - Deferral 
 Contributions.  The 
 total annual employee contribution allowed for this deferred compensation 
 plan code. Enter the limit for how much the employee can contribute per 
 year in the Deferral Contributions field. This field will limit how much 
 the employee can contribute. 
For most deferred compensation plans, the limit 
 for Deferral Contributions is determined by regulatory guidelines and 
 changes annually.
        For an employer-only pension plan without employee 
 contributions, enter 0.
        
            - Total 
 Contributions.  The 
 total employee and employer contributions allowed. Add together the amount 
 that any employee can contribute with the maximum amount that the employer 
 may contribute, and enter that amount in the Total Contributions field.
- Deferral 
 Compensation. Optionally, 
 you can enter the maximum earnings that the plan is calculated against 
 in the Deferral Compensation field. The Deferral Compensation entry will 
 not impact any calculations when standard system payroll accumulators 
 are used. A custom accumulator may be developed to include this limit 
 for a particular deduction. 
- Max 
 (Employer) Percent Match.  The maximum 
 employer match. If there is a maximum percentage to match, 
 enter it as a whole number in the Max Percent to Match field. For instance, 
 100% would be entered as 100.00. This field will limit the percentage 
 that the employer will match.  
- W-2 
 Retirement Plan?  If 
 this code will be used for a plan or deduction that complies with the 
 Federal specifications for a qualified retirement plan, select the W-2 Retirement Plan checkbox. For year-end, 
 the W-2 Retirement Plan indicator 
 determines if a deferred compensation is an eligible retirement plan. 
 
Note: When a deferred compensation 
 plan is selected on a Deduction Code, the limits from the Deferred Comp 
 Plans Code transfer to all associated Employee Deduction Detail records, 
 and payroll processing updates the adjusted 
 limit per employee.