Small Business Guide
People Who Work for You
Benefits for Your Workers
Retirement Benefits
Administering Retirement Plans
Recordkeeping Requirements
People Who Work for You
Benefits for Your Workers
Retirement Benefits
Administering Retirement Plans
Recordkeeping RequirementsRecordkeeping Requirements
For each participant, you should be able to provide the following information to your administrator:
- date of birth
- date of hire
- hours of service for each year of employment based on plan year
- any break in service, termination of employment, suspension, layoff and rehire, change of position or status, and re-employment dates, if any
- employee contributions on a pre-tax and after-tax basis for each year of participation
- allocation of assets to the proper investment vehicle
- salary of each year of employment based on plan year
- Social Security wage base for each plan year
- employer matching contribution, if any
- marital status of employee
- completed beneficiary designation
- employee category or location, if it affects determination of a benefit

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