Q. What may contributions to a 403(b) plan consist of?
A. Contributions to a 403(b) plan may consist of:
- Elective deferrals (including Roth contributions); if the plan permits them, an employer the is to give participants a choice between receiving an amount in cash or having the employer contribute that amount to the plan.
- Employer contributions, including those made per a one-time irrevocable election or as a condition of employment.
- Matching contributions.
- After-tax employee contributions.
- Rollover contributions.
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