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Form 5500

Form 5500

A form a plan administrator files with the IRS to report information on the retirement plans offered to employees. This form is filed in order to ensure compliance with the Employee Retirement Income Security Act.
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If you maintain an employee benefit plan with a calendar year-end, file Form 5500 or 5500-EZ for calendar-year 2018.
Department of Labor (DOL) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have specific guidance regarding Form 5500 filings and the audits of financial statements for plans.
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103(a)(3)(C) audit, and considerations relating to the Form 5500.
The DOL imposes penalties for a failure to respond to a request for information, file Form 5500 annual reports, provide required disclosures and notices, or maintain a fidelity bond as well as for prohibited transactions and fiduciary violations.
Donnachie is an experienced retirement plan administrator skilled in the preparation of annual Plan Valuations, Form 5500, trust accounting, asset reconciliation and compliance testing.
The Form 5500 is an annual federal tax filing due for most plans by July 31 (or October 15 if extended, which most plans do).
For calendar-year employee benefit plans, Form 5500 or 5500-EZ for 2016 is due.
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