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According to Solo 401k contribution deadline rules, plan participants must formally elect to make an employee deferral contribution by Dec. 31. However, the actual contribution can be made up until the personal tax-filing deadline (April 15, or October 15 if an extension was filed).
I don't see the problem ... if this is the only way to do it logistically. If the IRS ever asks the method is defendable.
According to Solo 401k contribution deadline rules, plan participants must formally elect to make an employee deferral contribution by Dec. 31. However, the actual contribution can be made up until the personal tax-filing deadline (April 15, or October 15 if an extension was filed).
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