Go Beyond a SEP IRA: See What a Solo 401(k) Can Really Do
Know exactly how much you can put away in your Solo 401(k) for 2025 as both the “employee” and the “employer” — using simple inputs and clear, visual results. Perfect for owner-operators with no common-law employees.
If you’ve only used a SEP IRA in the past, you might be leaving Solo 401(k) room on the table. This calculator lets you see how combining employee deferrals and employer profit sharing can boost your total retirement contributions for 2025.
A threshold-focused guide for S-corporation owners: W-2 wage targets, employee deferrals, employer match + profit-sharing, plus calculators you can use anytime during the year.
Table logic: max employee deferral first (up to $24,500), then employer funding is added, capped at $72,000 total (employee + employer).
| W-2 Wages | Employee Deferral (base) | Employer Funding (up to 25%) | Total (capped at $72,000) |
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