If a 403(b) plan fails to limit employer and employee contributions so they do not exceed Internal Revenue Code Section 415(c) limits, the IRS says that an organization should:
- Determine types of contributions allowed in the plan and total employee and employer contributions per participant.
- Compare those contributions to the current year’s dollar limit.
- Transfer excess contributions to a separate 403(b) account or distribute them to the affected participants.
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