If you have employees you face two key questions: How much can you contribute for yourself? And, what is the appropriate amount to contribute for your employees? Your plan contributions will lower your adjusted gross income, and as a result you may lower your annual tax bill. Additionally, retirement plans help attract and retain quality employees.
TAX- DEFERRED EARNINGS
When you invest in a “tax qualified” retirement plan, you’ll pay no taxes on your earnings until you start taking withdrawals. Consequently, your earnings can grow faster than they would if placed in an investment on which you paid income taxes every year.
TAX-DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTIONS
Because you generally put “pre-tax” dollars into your retirement plan your plan contributions will lower your adjusted gross income. As a result you may lower your annual tax bill.
A VARIETY OF INVESTMENT OPTIONS
You can fund your retirement plan with an array of investments such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, government securities and more.
Retirement Plan options include:
Safe Harbor 401(k)
SIMPLE IRA
401(k) Plans
Other options also include plans designed for employees of public schools, churches and certain non-profit organizations.
403(b) Plans
457(b) Plans
Your company plan your way—
Once you’ve chosen the right retirement plan for your business, we’ll be there to provide comprehensive education on retirement planning and investing, plus to answer any questions or concerns you or your employees may have. We’ll let you know when it’s a good time to review your plan as well, and the plans of your employees if you have them.
Office: 281-440-4661
Mobile: 713-504-7355
Facsimile: 281-378-5297
Toll Free: 888-340-4661
Individual health plans are perfect solutions for the self-employed.