The SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022
The SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022 (“SECURE 2.0”) was passed by Congress and signed into law by President Biden on December 29th, 2022. The law contains 92 provisions, many of which are designed to expand retirement savings and coverage and simplify retirement plan rules. A number of these provisions will serve as the foundation for new plan formation among small businesses and may propel overall increased participation and savings rates.
This is one of the largest pieces of retirement plan legislation in some time. This legislation has been anticipated for nearly a year, with key features contained in previously proposed bills presented over the last several years. While some of these features are identical to what was previously proposed, others have been modified to some extent in the final version of the law. Some of the provisions are effective immediately, or in 2023, while other provisions are effective in 2024 and later years. Some provisions require regulations and guidance that will be issued in the future.
SECURE Act Resources
Articles and Tech Tips
SECURE 2.0 Mandatory & Optional Provisions 2024
IRS SECURE 2.0 “Grab Bag” Guidance – Other Issues
IRS SECURE 2.0 “Grab Bag” Guidance – Plan Startup/Contribution Incentives
IRS SECURE 2.0 “Grab Bag” Guidance – Cash Balance Plans
IRS SECURE 2.0 “Grab Bag” Guidance – Roth Employer Contributions
IRS Releases Guidance on Prohibited Pension-Linked Emergency Savings Account Anti-Abuse Rules
Emergency Savings Accounts May Change Mindset and Retirement Outcomes
Changes to Catch-Up Contributions for 401(k) Plans Delayed to 2026
Automatic Enrollment Escalation – Is My Plan Grandfathered?
Relief for Reporting Required Minimum Distributions for IRAs for 2023