Calculating employer contributions isn’t really complicated. View the 90-second video for a simple explanation of how to calculate 403(b) employer contribution limits using two figures from your W-2.
Your contribution limits are also subject to IRS maximum contribution limits as noted below according to your age as of the end of the calendar year.
The limit for contributions (employee and employer) is $69,000.
The employee deferral portion is limited to $23,000.
The limit for contributions (employee and employer) is $76,500.
The employee deferral portion is limited to $30,500.
*Remember, there must be $1 of Includible Compensation for every $1 of Employer Contribution.
Under age 50:
The total contribution limit (employee and employer) is $70,000.
The employee deferral portion is limited to $23,500.
Age 50-59 or over age 63:
The total contribution limit (employee and employer) is $77,500.
The employee deferral portion is limited to $31,000.
Age 60-63:
The total contribution limit (employee and employer) is $81,250.
The employee deferral portion is limited to $34,750.
*Remember, there must be $1 of Includible Compensation for every $1 of Employer Contribution.