The top heavy rules allow an employer to elect to perform top heavy testing by combining multiple plans if certain conditions are met. If an employer has both a union plan and a non-union plan, under certain circumstances, the plans may be permissively aggregated for top-heavy testing if the union and non-union plans provide comparable benefits.
Unions
What special rules apply when doing IRC 401(a)(4) testing on a union plan?
If a plan covers only union employees, then the plan is deemed to pass 401(a)(4) testing, and no further IRC 401(a)(4) testing is required.
What special rules apply in 410(b) testing for union employees?
There are several special rules that apply to union employees when doing coverage testing under IRC 410(b). The most significant of these rules is that if a plan covers only union employees, the plan is deemed to pass coverage testing. See IRC 1.410(b)-2.
What special rules apply when performing the ADP/ACP test for union 401(k) plans?
If a 401(k) plan covers both union and non-union employees, the union and non-union employees must be mandatorily disaggregated for purposes of ADP and ACP testing.
What are the requirements to be considered a union retirement plan?
Union retirement plans are eligible for special coverage and non-discrimination testing rules. However, being a union retirement plan
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is not a state of mind. It is not sufficient for an employer to sit down with a leader from the employees and come to an agreement about the employee’s retirement benefits. There are specific requirements for a plan to be considered collectively bargained and a union plan: