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Published Thursday, October 16, 2008 Print
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IRS announces pension plan limitations for 2009
The Internal Revenue Service has announced the annual cost-of-living adjustment of various dollar limits for qualified retirement plans. The new dollar limits are as follows:
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Maximum 401(k) salary deferrals
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$16,500
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Catch-up contribution dollar limit
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$5,500
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The limitation used in the definition of Highly Compensated
Employee
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$110,000
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The limitation used in the definition of an Officer
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$160,000
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Annual compensation limit
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$245,000
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Dollar limit under IRS code section 415
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$49,000
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If you have any questions about the new limits or how they affect
your plan, please feel free to contact your administrator.
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