Educational guides to the Solo 401(k): who qualifies, contribution limits, Roth options, deadlines, and setup steps for self-employed owners with no employees.
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What Solo 401k Does
Educational guides that explain what a Solo 401(k) is, who qualifies, and how to research opening one — written for business owners with no employees.
Who can open a Solo 401(k): self-employed people and owner-only businesses, with a working spouse allowed.
How employee deferrals and employer profit-sharing stack, and where the annual caps sit.
The tax difference between paying now and paying later, laid out side by side.
The plan documents, EIN, and provider steps it takes to open an account.
Establishment and contribution deadlines tied to your tax filing dates.
How money moves in from old 401(k)s and IRAs, and what cannot roll in.
How Solo 401k Works
Start with eligibility and contribution limits so you know whether a Solo 401(k) fits your business at all.
Weigh fees, Roth support, and loan features across brokerages before you commit to one.
File the plan documents, get your EIN, and fund the account before the deadline for your tax year.
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Generally, self-employed people with no full-time employees other than a spouse — sole proprietors, freelancers, and owner-only corporations.
Limits combine an employee deferral and an employer contribution. The caps change each year, so check current IRS figures before funding.
No. Solo-401k.com is educational, not professional advice. Talk to a tax professional or financial advisor before opening or funding any plan.
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