Creating match percent schedule contribution rules
Use this procedure to define contribution rules for a plan where employees contribute a percent or an amount that your employer matches, such as 401k or 403b. The employer match is calculated as a percentage of the employee's contribution and can be fixed or cumulative. If the match calculation is fixed, the employer match directly corresponds to the percent of the employee's contribution. If the match is cumulative, the company match varies by incremental percents. The company match varies as the employee's contribution percent increases.
If the plan does not have unique contributions for specific benefit groups, you must only define this contribution type once for a plan by leaving the Benefit Group field blank. If the plan has different contributions for different groups of employees, define one of these contribution types for each benefit group for which contributions are unique. If you define multiple contribution records for one plan, you may choose to leave the benefit group field blank on one of the records. The record with no benefit group is applied to all eligible employees who do not belong to the groups attached to the other records.