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Desktop Reference—2026 Retirement Plans for You, the Owner


Designed for busy professionals who need a quick, reliable reference when evaluating retirement options
2026 Retirement Plans for You, the Owner

As the solo owner of an S or a C corporation or as a self-employed professional, getting a clear picture of how much you can contribute to retirement plans can feel overwhelming.


With options such as SEP-IRAs, 401(k)s, SIMPLE IRAs, and more, it’s easy to miss opportunities to save more effectively and plan strategically.


The “Retirement Plans – 2026” desktop reference is designed to simplify this process. It provides an at-a-glance breakdown of retirement plan options available to solo owners of S and C corporations and self-employed individuals.


Whether you are just beginning to save or considering a change to maximize contributions, this desktop reference is a practical, easy-to-use tool.


Why You Need This Reference


• Clear and concise information, including contribution limits and rules for SEP-IRAs, 401(k)s, SIMPLE IRAs, Roth IRAs, traditional IRAs, and defined benefit plans

• Tailored guidance for business owners, including sole proprietors, partnerships, and S and C corporations

• Updated for 2026, including applicable enhancements under SECURE Act 2.0

• Designed for busy professionals who need a quick, reliable reference when evaluating retirement options


Key Insights You’ll Gain


• Maximum contribution limits for each retirement plan, including age-50 catch-up contributions

• How the tax code treats you as both employer and employee, and how that can increase deductible contributions

• New SECURE Act 2.0 provisions that may expand retirement savings opportunities


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Retirement planning changes from year to year. This desktop reference helps you make informed decisions based on current rules and limits.



Disclaimer - Reference material based on educational resources from Bradford Tax Institute.

 
 
 

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