Nonallocation Year definition
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In a Nonallocation Year, all Employer Stock consisting of shares in the S corporation and all other Plan assets attributable to S corporation shares held in a Disqualified Person’s Plan account are an Impermissible Accrual for the benefit of that Disqualified Person, regardless of whether such Impermissible Accrual is attributable to contributions in the current year or prior years.
In a Nonallocation Year, an Impermissible Allocation occurs if any annual addition (as described in Section 5.9 of the Plan) is made to the Plan account of a Disqualified Person.
For any period in which the Company is an S-corporation, no allocation of Company Stock (or other assets in lieu of such Stock) may be made to any “Disqualified Person” (as defined below) during any “Nonallocation Year” (as defined below) or if such allocation would result in a Nonallocation Year.
No portion of the assets of the Plan attributable to (or allocable in lieu of) Employer Securities consisting of stock in a “Subchapter S Corporation” may, during a Nonallocation Year, accrue (or be allocated directly or indirectly under any plan of the Employer meeting the requirements of Section 401(a) of the Code) for the benefit of any Disqualified Person.
The Nonallocation Year Attribution Rules apply for purposes of determining ownership.
An Impermissible Allocation also occurs in a Nonallocation Year if a Disqualified Person accrues additional benefits, directly or indirectly, under the Plan or any other qualified plan of the Employer that would have been allocated to the Plan account of the Disqualified Person for the Nonallocation Year and invested) in Employer Stock consisting of stock in an S corporation owned by the Plan, but for a Plan provision that precludes such allocation and investment.