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Complete Riskcode Listing

CodeDescription
A0#Initial plan filing
A1#Amended report filed
A2#Final report
A3#Self prepared 5500 document
A4#Participants who are separated from service
A5#Former employees with deferred vested benefits
A6#Pay related benefits
A7#Flat dollar benefits
A8#Cash balance or similar plan
A9#Floor-offset plan
AA#Code 401(h) arrangement
AB#Code section 414(k) arrangement.
AC#Plan covered by PBGC.
AD#Terminated PBGC plan
AE#Frozen plan
AF#Plan entity type missing from original filing
AG#Age weighted or new comparability plan
AH#Target benefit plan
AI#Money purchase plan
AJ#Offset plan related to other arrangement of sponsor
AK#Profit sharing plan subject to 401a regulations
AL#ESOP (Employee stock ownership plan)
AM#No 404c election filed
AN#Total participant-directed account plan
AO#Partial participant-directed account plan
AP#Stock bonus plan
AQ#Plan has a 401(k) feature
AR#Plan is a 401(m) arrangement
AS#Plan is a 403(b)(1) arrangement
AT#Plan is a 403(b)(7) account
AU#Plan is a 408 account or annuity
AV#ESOP (Leveraged)
AW#ESOP (Sub-S Corp)
AX#Participant-directed brokerage accts as an investment option
AY#Maintained outside US for nonresident aliens
AZ#Covers self-employed individuals
B0#Plan not intended to qualify for exemption
B1#Plan is a master plan
B2#Plan is a prototype plan
B3#Sponsor leased employees
B4#Single-participant plan
B5#Plan is a member of a controlled group
B6#Plan is a 401(m) arrangement
B7#Former employees with deferred vested benefits
B8#Plan has loans in default or nonexempt transactions
B9#Schedule P not filed
BA#Plan holds other hard to value assets
BB#Plan holds real estate
BC#Plan holds employer securities
BE#Plan has low investment returns
BF#Plan CPA issued a "Disclaimer" opinion
BG#Plan CPA issued an "Adverse" opinion
BH#Required CPA opinion not filed
BI#CPA name not listed
BK#Plan has loans in default
BL#Plan held leases in default
BO#Insufficient fidelity bond
BQ#Plan may not be covered by fidelity bond
BR#
BT#Plan held assets of an unknown value
BV#Assets may be overly concentrated in a single investment
BW#Resolution to terminate has been adopted
BX#Plan had low return on investment assets
BY#Plan holds partnership or joint venture assets
BZ#Plan holds employer real estate
C0#Plan holds other real estate assets
C1#Plan holds employer securities
C2#Plan holds tangible personal property
C3#Employer failed to transmit contributions on time
C4#Plan loans in default
C5#Plan engaged in nonexempt transactions
C7#Schedule P not filed
C8#Compliance issue resulting from failure to file Schedule P
C9#The plan has employees benefiting from QSLOBS
CA#Minimum coverage requirements not applied
CB#Fraud or dishonesty indicated in filing
CC#Plan assets may be difficult to value
CD#Plan received noncash contributions
CE#Plan was once heavily over weighted in a single investment
CF#A resolution to terminate the plan has been adopted
CG#Participants not provided with adequate trust information
CH#Plan has qualifying separate lines of business
CI#Plan has low participation rate
CJ#Low participation rate
CK#Insurance broker or agent lives out of state
CL#404c election in place
CM#Participant directed accounts without 404c election
CN#Schedule SSA required but not filed
CO#Possibly has participant directed accounts without 404c election
CP#
CQ#Per plan filing a corrective distribution was made
CR#Per plan filing, participants have no QDIA investment options to choose from. ERISA section 404(c) and the corresponding DOL regulations define how a plan sponsor can establish protective relief from liability as a fiduciary for investment decisions made by employees in participant-directed 401(k) plans. When participants fail to make investment elections and a decision must be made to invest their participant-directed contributions, plan fiduciaries must step into the decision-making role. Without an approved QDIA, plan fiduciaries remain potentially liable for losses when a participant fails to actively direct investments.