Decides, per employee, whether 2026 catch-up must be coded Roth and what the per-payroll amount is
Coding verdict for 2026
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2026 catch-up limit for this age
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USD
Maximum elective deferral in 2026
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USD
Catch-up that must be coded Roth
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USD
Roth catch-up per remaining pay run
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USD
Catch-up the employee cannot make at all
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USD
Election above the 2026 catch-up limit
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USD
Plan-wide catch-up needing the Roth code
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USD
2026 Roth catch-up gate Applies the 150,000 prior-year FICA wage test from Notice 2025-67 to one employee at a time, using 2025 W-2 Box 3 wages from this employer only.
Age 60-63 super catch-up Uses the 11,250 limit that replaces the 8,000 catch-up for ages 60 through 63 instead of stacking on top of it.
Per-payroll Roth amount Divides the Roth catch-up across the pay runs left in 2026 so the deduction code can be set before the next run.
Over-limit warning
CSV roster export (paid) Writes every employee you checked to a CSV the payroll vendor can map to the designated Roth source.
Pay-run alert (paid) Re-checks before each 2026 pay run so a mid-year raise crossing the threshold does not go unnoticed.