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Your small-business clients have a wide range of employer-sponsored retirement plans they can offer their employees, including 401(k), SEP, SIMPLE IRA and profit-sharing plans. With such a wide array of options to choose from, don't be surprised if some of your clients come to you seeking advice and guidance. With the Paychex Partner Program, you can help your clients select an affordable, simple, easy to administer 401(k) retirement plan.
A smart choice for your clients...
With a Paychex 401(k), your clients get:
To find out more, contact your local Paychex sales representative or call 877.264.2615. |
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| Now you can give your firm the same benefits your clients enjoy through the AICPA Firm-Based Member Retirement Program. Following an extensive due diligence process, the AICPA Member Retirement Committee has selected Paychex as the preferred provider of 401(k) plan administration for AICPA Members.
Sign up for Paychex 401(k) plan administration through this program and you'll enjoy:
For sole practitioners, Paychex also offers an Owner-Only 401(k) that allows one-person businesses to maximize salary deferral contributions.
See www.cpa2biz.com/RetirementProgram for details, contact your local Paychex sales representative or call 877.264.2615.
*Small businesses establishing first-time retirement plans may be eligible to receive a tax credit of 50% for annual administrative costs, up to $500, in each of the first three years of the plan. Note: The AICPA Firm-Based Member Retirement Program has been designed around the needs of AICPA members in firms with approximately 1-50 employees. For AICPA members in business and industry or in firms with greater than 50 employees, these benefits may not apply. Please consult with a Paychex sales specialist to learn more. The consultation with a local Paychex retirement specialist is available in most major markets.
What is National 401(k) Day?
As retirement follows work, 401(k) Day falls on the Friday after Labor Day, September 5, 2008, and spotlights the importance of employer-sponsored profit sharing and 401(k) plans. This event was created by the Profit Sharing/401k Council of America. What is National Payroll Week? National Payroll Week was founded in 1996 by the American Payroll Association. It brings the payroll industry, the public, and payroll management together to recognize the importance of payroll in America. It is being celebrated September 1 - 5, 2008. |