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Can a Highly Compensated Employee elect not to participate in a Profit Sharing Plan?

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Can a Highly Compensated Employee elect not to participate in a Profit Sharing Plan?

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A plan may exclude from participation designated classifications of highly compensated employees, but an employee can elect only once to not be covered. The plan must offer the election when the employee is first eligible to participate.

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