Quick Read – Cash Balance Plan lets 55-year-old dentist shelter $280,000 annually ($80k Solo 401k plus $200k contribution), saving $98k federal tax at 35% rate. – Establish plan before year-end with actuary; mandatory annual funding creates compliance obligation that cannot be…
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She maxes her Solo 401(k) every year. She still owes well into six figures in federal tax. The question on r/whitecoatinvestor and Bogleheads forums comes up constantly: is there anything legal that lets a solo professional shelter a quarter-million dollars or more in a single year?