Planremit
See your plan's late deposit history, free
What it does
Planremit reads your retirement plan's own Form 5500 filings, Schedule H line 4a, for 2022 through 2024, and shows whether it self reported late participant contributions three years running. No account, no pricing.
Enter your plan sponsor’s EIN or name to see what your own Form 5500 filings report about late participant contributions, 2022 through 2024.
6,769 retirement plans with 100 or more participants have self-reported late contributions on Schedule H, line 4a, every year from 2022 through 2024. Enter your plan sponsor’s EIN or name and read exactly what your own Form 5500 filings already say: the flag, the dollar amounts, and whether it happened again. A flag from an earlier year does not age out of later Form 5500 filings until the failure is fully corrected. 6,769 plans indexed, dataset as of 2026-08-24 . No account, nothing stored. Method and sources . Whether a plan appears on this list has nothing to do with a compliance vendor’s opinion. It comes from Schedule H, line 4a of that plan’s own Form 5500: a yes-or-no self-report,…from planremit.com
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