Net Income Attributable ( NIA )
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NIA Calculator
Enter the balance on the date you are processing the excess removal.
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Enter all contributions including the excess, transfers in and rollovers.
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Enter all removals prior to removal of Contribution.
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Enter the balance immediately before the contribution was deposited.
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Enter any investment penalties.
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Enter the amount being withdrawn.
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The NIA is
- Step 1 - Balance as of date of withdrawal
- Step 2 - Sum of Contributions
- Step 3 - Sum of Distributions
- Step 4 - Balance Before Contribution
- Step 5 - Institution Penalty
- Step 6 - Amount of Excess
Net Income Attributable (NIA) is the amount of gain or loss applied to the excess contribution that is being withdrawn.
- When a taxpayer withdraws excess contributions, they must also withdraw any gain generated by that contribution.
- To avoid possible plan disqualification, you need to correct the excess contributions.
- The plan can return the excess contributions and any plan income attributable to those contributions to the appropriate highly compensated employees.