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IRS Finalizes Roth-Only 401(k) Catch-Ups for High Earners With 2026 Transition, 2027 Start

The rule targets employees 50+ with prior-year wages above an IRS threshold, moving their catch-ups to Roth accounts.

IRS Finalizes Roth-Only 401(k) Catch-Ups for High Earners Starting in 2026