Rates for Deferred Profit Sharing Plan Limits (1990-2015 Tax Years)

Rates for Deferred Profit Sharing Plan Limits (1990-2015 Tax Years) This table outlines the contribution limits for deferred profit sharing plans (DPSP) used by administrators to calculate the pension adjustment (PA) and pension adjustment reversal (PAR). The DPSP limits for PA purposes are restricted to the lesser of 18% of the member’s compensation and ½ of the money purchase limit for the year. 2019-07-30 Canada Revenue Agency open-ouvert@tbs-sct.gc.ca Economics and IndustryDPSPdeferred profit sharing planPApension adjustmentPARpension adjustment reversalcontribution limitemployergroup arrangementpension planretirementadministrator Rates for Deferred Profit Sharing Plan Limits (1990-2015 Tax Years)CSV https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/cra-arc/migration/cra-arc/gncy/stts/opendata/txrts/dpsplmt1990-2015-eng.csv Rates for Deferred Profit Sharing Plan Limits (1990-2015 Tax Years)CSV https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/cra-arc/migration/cra-arc/gncy/stts/opendata/txrts/dpsplmt1990-2015-fra.csv

This table outlines the contribution limits for deferred profit sharing plans (DPSP) used by administrators to calculate the pension adjustment (PA) and pension adjustment reversal (PAR). The DPSP limits for PA purposes are restricted to the lesser of 18% of the member’s compensation and ½ of the money purchase limit for the year.

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