Self-Directed Solo 401(k) FAQs
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      What are the reporting requirements for a Self-Directed Solo 401(k)?

      At Rocket Dollar, Solo 401(k)s over $250,000 in assets should file Form EZ-5500. It is optional for smaller accounts.

      Reporting

      Reporting for Self-Directed Solo 401(k) distributions is done using IRS Form 1099-R.

      Form 5500-SF

      If you have over $250,000 in assets in the plan, Form 5500-SF is required to be filed on an annual basis. Rocket Dollar will assist in filing this for you as a part of your compliance fee and service.

      For advanced tax questions, we always recommend you consult with a tax advisor to determine the correct filing method.

      What about the Form 5500-EZ?

      This form is required to be mailed in through physical mail, so Rocket Dollar helps you with Form 5500-SF that can be electronically filed.

      Contributions

      With a Rocket Dollar Self-Directed Solo 401(k), contributions must be calculated by you, not Rocket Dollar. Depending on the complexity of your salary situation, profit sharing, etc., you may want to consider contacting a financial advisor or CPA for tax advice, such as how to correctly pay yourself a self-employed salary to reach your yearly contribution or retirement goals.

      You can read more about maxing out Solo 401(k) contributions here.

       

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