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Salary Group Sample Plan Sponsor IRC401(k) ADP Test Number of Participants Average* Deferral As %Pay Highly Compensated 1 6.48% Non-Highly Compensated 1 2.13% Total Plan 2 4.31% IRC401(k) Average Deferral Percentage Test (1) 1.25 x Average Deferral for Non-Highly Compensated group: 2.66% (2) Lesser of 2% plus Average Deferral for Non-Highly Compensated group and 2 x Average Deferral for Non-Highly Compensated group: 4.13% (3) Average Deferral for Highly Compensated group may not exceed the greater of (1) and (2): 4.13% (This maximum% is based on top-down leveling by percentages. Actual refunds must be based on amounts and hence this maximum% may be exceeded and yet be deemed nondiscriminatory. See IRS Notice 97-2). The IRC401(k) ADP Test is Not Satisfied. Available options are: (a) (b) Increase the Average Deferral for the Non-Highly Compensated group to the theoretical minimum Average Deferral indicated below. An employer QNEC contribution can be used to do this or the Non-Highly Compensated group can be urged to increase deferrals. Decrease the Average Deferral for the highly compensated group to the theoretical maximum Average Deferral indicated below. This can be done by the leveling method specified in IRS regulations and IRS Notice 97-2. Theoretical Values: Maximum Average Deferral for Highly Compensated Group: 4.13% (Based on the Average Deferral for the Non-Highly Compensated group and using top-down leveling by percentages. Actual refunds must be based on amounts and hence this percentage may be exceeded and yet be deemed nondiscriminatory. Refer to IRS Notice 97-2 for details.) Minimum Deferral for Non-Highly Compensated Group: 4.48% (Based on the Average Deferral for the Highly Compensated group) * The test includes the following %'s of deferrals/contributions: 401(k) elective deferral %'s: HC: 100.00% NHC: 100.00% 401(k) QNEC contribution %'s: HC: 100.00% NHC: 100.00% Employer QMAC contribution %'s: HC: 100.00% NHC: 100.00% The participation rate for HCEs: 100.00% The participation rate for NHCEs: 100.00% Plan uses Current Year ADP NHC Contributions to perform test. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg1

IRC401(k) ADP Test - Employee-Level Details Compensation ADP Denominator SocSec# ADP% HC Salmon, Atlantic 123,456 ###-##-6789 8,000.00 6.48 Y Char, Arctic 23,456 ###-##-4321 500.00 2.13 N Total 146,912 8,500.00 HC Total Number of HC EEs 1 Total ADP% 6.48% Avg ADP% 6.48% NHC Total Number of NHC EEs 1 Total ADP% 2.13% Avg ADP% 2.13% Plan uses Current Year ADP NHC Contributions to perform test. HC indicates highly compensated status. The ADP NUMERATOR includes the following %s of deferrals/contributions: 401(k) elective deferral %'s: HC: 100.00% NHC: 100.00% 401(k) QNEC contribution %'s: HC: 100.00% NHC: 100.00% Employer QMAC contribution %'s: HC: 100.00% NHC: 100.00% 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg2

Sample Plan Sponsor IRC401(k) - Employee-Level Details Components Employer 401(k) Defr QMAC QNEC Salmon, A 0.00 8,000.00 0.00 0.00 8,000.00 Char, A 0.00 500.00 0.00 0.00 500.00 Total 0.00 8,500.00 0.00 0.00 8,500.00 Employer 401(k) Defr QMAC QNEC indicates IRC401(a) employer regular contributions. indicates IRC401(k) employee elective compensation deferrals. indicates qualified matching contributions. indicates IRC401(k) employer QNEC contributions. The ADP NUMERATOR includes the following %'s of deferrals/contributions: 401(k) elective deferral %'s: HC: 100.00% NHC: 100.00% 401(k) QNEC contribution %'s: HC: 100.00% NHC: 100.00% Employer QMAC contribution %'s: HC: 100.00% NHC: 100.00% Plan uses Current Year ADP NHC Contributions to perform test. Total 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg3

IRC401(k) ADP Return of Excess Contributions - Employee-Level Details Top Down Leveling Adjusted ADP Values ADP ADP ADP Adj ADP ADP SocSec# Reduction % Reduction % Salmon, Atlantic ###-##-6789 8,000.00 2,901.27 4.13 8,000.00 2,901.27 5,098.73 4.13 Total 8,000.00 2,901.27 8,000.00 2,901.27 5,098.73 Plan uses Current Year ADP NHC Contributions to perform test. The ADP Amounts and Percentages shown above result from the illustrated reduction in the actual ADP test numerator. This theoretical calculation illustrates one set of minimum reduction amounts which, if performed, will be deemed to satisfy the ADP test. The maximum average deferral percentage for the Highly Compensated Group is 4.13% based on top-down leveling by percentages. Actual refunds must be based on amounts and hence this percentage may be exceeded and yet be deemed nondiscriminatory. Refer to IRS Notice 97-2 for details. The leveling reductions shown do not include any adjustment for the allocated income attributable to these excess amounts. The allocated income attributable to these excess amounts should be determined in accordance with applicable plan provisions and then added to (or, in the case of net investment losses, subtracted from) the leveling reductions shown when actual refunds or forfeitures are applied. If any matching contributions are made on amounts refunded due to required leveling reductions and this would result in a discriminatory rate of match, such matching contributions must be forfeited unless additional contributions to non-highly compensated participants are made in order to avoid such discrimination. Reduction illustrates the IRC401(k) ADP refund amount. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg4

IRC401(k) ADP Reduction of Excess Contributions By Source Reduction Amounts By Source Total Employer IRC401(k) IRC401(k) Anticipated Match On Contribution Deferral QNEC Refund Excess Salmon, A 0.00 2,901.27 0.00 2,901.27 0.00 Total 0.00 2,901.27 0.00 2,901.27 0.00 The Elective Deferral portion of the Total Anticipated Refund can be adjusted due to the recharacterization of it as Catchup. Plan uses Current Year ADP NHC Contributions to perform test. The leveling reductions shown do not include any adjustment for the allocated income attributable to these excess amounts. The allocated income attributable to these excess amounts should be determined in accordance with applicable plan provisions and then added to (or, in the case of net investment losses, subtracted from) the leveling reductions shown when actual refunds or forfeitures are applied. A Match on excess contributions may be subject to forfeiture in order to avoid a discriminatory rate of Match. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg5

Recharacterization of IRC401(k) Refund As Catch-Up Contributions Refund of Refund IRC401(k) Maximum Actual Characterized Total Remaining SocSec# Deferrals Catch-Up Catch-Up As Catch-Up Catch-Up Refund Salmon, Atlantic ###-##-6789 2,901.27 6,000.00 N/A 2,901.27 2,901.27 N/A Total 2,901.27 N/A N/A 2,901.27 2,901.27 N/A Catch-up contributions are available to participants who have attained age 50 and whose IRC401(k) deferral has reached the applicable limit necessary to satisfy the actual deferral percentage nondiscrimination test. The Refund Char'd As Catch-Up column illustrates the amount of excess deferral that may be 'characterized' as Catch-up contribution. The Remaining Refund Deferral illustrates the amount of excess deferral which cannot be 'characterized' as Catch-up contribution. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg6

IRC401(k) Catch-Up Contributions Details Report IRC402(g) Existing Catch-Up Total Maximum Remaining IRC401(k) Maximum Catch-Up Rechar From Catch-Up Catch-Up Available Deferral Deferral Contrib ADP Refund Contrib Contrib Catch-Up Salmon, Atlantic 8,000.00 18,000.00 0.00 2,901.27 2,901.27 6,000.00 3,098.73 Char, Arctic 500.00 18,000.00 0.00 N/A 0.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 This report illustrates only those employees eligible for catch-up contributions. Catch-up contributions are available to participants age 50 and over whose IRC401(k) deferral have reached the deferral limit. The IRC401(k) Deferral column illustrates the actual deferral made by the participant. The IRC402(g) Maximum Deferral is based on the statutory IRC401(k) Deferral limits for the applicable tax year. The Catch-Up From ADP Refund column illustrates the amount of excess deferral that may be "characterized" as catch-up contribution. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg7

IRC401(k) ADP QNEC Report - Employee-Level Detail Without QNEC With QNEC QNEC SocSec# ADP $Amt ADP% ADP $Amt ADP% $Amount %Pay Char, Arctic ###-##-4321 500.00 2.13 1,051.22 4.48 551.22 2.350 Total 500.00 1,051.22 551.22 Considering all employees included in the test, an Average Theoretical ADP QNEC Percentage of 2.35%, is necessary to pass the test assuming a minimum average deferral of 4.48% by the Non-Highly Compensated Group. This QNEC Percentage would require a contribution of $551.22 to be made by the Plan Sponsor which would be 100% vested immediately. Plan uses Current Year ADP NHC Contributions to perform test. The Theoretical QNEC would be allocated to the lowest-paid non highly compensated Plan Participants (considering Targeted QNEC). The Theoretical QNEC allocation excludes: terminees with a break in service. terminees with less than the required number of hours. terminees with more than the required number of hours. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg8

Salary Group Sample Plan Sponsor IRC401(m) Contribution Percentage Test Number of Participants Contribution* As %Pay Highly Compensated 1 3.24% Non-Highly Compensated 1 1.07% Total Plan 2 2.16% IRC401(m) Contribution Percentage Test (1) 1.25 x Contribution % for Non-Highly Compensated group: 1.34% (2) Lesser of 2% plus Contribution % for Non-Highly Compensated group and 2 x Contribution % for Non-Highly Compensated group: 2.14% (3) Contribution % for Highly Compensated group may not exceed the greater of (1) and (2): 2.14% (This maximum% is based on top-down leveling by percentages. Actual refunds must be based on amounts and hence this maximum% may be exceeded and yet be deemed nondiscriminatory. See IRS Notice 97-2). The IRC401(m) ACP Test is Not Satisfied. Available options are: (a) Increase the Contribution % for the Non-Highly Compensated group to the theoretical minimum Contribution % indicated below. An employer QNEC contribution can be used to do this or the Non-Highly Compensated group can be urged to increase deferrals. (b) Decrease the Contribution % for the highly compensated group to the theoretical maximum Contribution % indicated below. This can be done by the leveling method specified in IRS regulations and IRS Notice 97-2. Theoretical Maximum Contribution % - Highly Compensated Group: 2.14% (Based on the Contribution % for the Non-Highly Compensated group and using top-down leveling by percentages. Actual refunds must be based on amounts and hence this percentage may be exceeded and yet be deemed nondiscriminatory. Refer to IRS Notice 97-2 for details.) Theoretical Minimum Contribution % - Non-Highly Compensated Group: 1.62% (Based on the Contribution % for the Highly Compensated group) * This test includes the following %'s of deferrals/contributions: Employer matching contribution %'s: HC: 100.00% NHC: 100.00% Plan uses Current Year ACP NHC Contributions to perform test. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg9

IRC401(m) ACP Test - Employee-Level Details Compensation ACP Denominator SocSec# ACP% HC Salmon, Atlantic 123,456 ###-##-6789 4,000.00 3.24 Y Char, Arctic 23,456 ###-##-4321 250.00 1.07 N Total 146,912 4,250.00 HC Total Number of HC EEs 1 Total ACP% 3.24% Avg ACP% 3.24% NHC Total Number of NHC EEs 1 Total ACP% 1.07% Avg ACP% 1.07% Plan uses Current Year ACP NHC Contributions to perform test. HC indicates highly compensated status. The ACP NUMERATOR includes the following %s of deferrals/contributions: Employer matching contribution %'s: HC: 100.00% NHC: 100.00% 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg10

IRC401(m) - Employee-Level Details Components Employer Mandatory Voluntary 401(k) Defr ER Match QNEC Total Salmon, A 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4,000.00 0.00 4,000.00 Char, A 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 250.00 0.00 250.00 Total 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4,250.00 0.00 4,250.00 Employer Mandatory Voluntary 401(k) Defr ER Match QNEC indicates IRC401(a) employer regular contributions. indicates Mandatory employee contributions. indicates Voluntary employee contributions. indicates IRC401(k) employee elective compensation deferrals. indicates IRC401(m) employer matching contributions. indicates IRC401(k) employer QNEC contributions. This test includes the following %'s of deferrals/contributions: Employer matching contribution %'s: HC: 100.00% NHC: 100.00% Plan uses Current Year ACP NHC Contributions to perform test. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg11

IRC401(m) ACP Return of Excess Contributions - Employee-Level Details Top Down Leveling Adjusted ACP Values ACP ACP ACP Adj ACP ACP SocSec# Reduction % Reduction % Salmon, Atlantic ###-##-6789 4,000.00 1,358.04 2.14 4,000.00 1,358.04 2,641.96 2.14 Total 4,000.00 1,358.04 4,000.00 1,358.04 2,641.96 Plan uses Current Year ACP NHC Contributions to perform test. The ACP Amounts and Percentages shown above result from the illustrated reduction in the actual ACP test numerator. This theoretical calculation illustrates one set of minimum reduction amounts which, if performed, will be deemed to satisfy the ACP test. The maximum average contribution percentage for the Highly Compensated Group is 2.14% based on top-down leveling by percentages. Actual refunds must be based on amounts and hence this percentage may be exceeded and yet be deemed nondiscriminatory. Refer to IRS Notice 97-2 for details. The leveling reductions shown do not include any adjustment for the allocated income attributable to these excess amounts. The allocated income attributable to these excess amounts should be determined in accordance with applicable plan provisions and then added to (or, in the case of net investment losses, subtracted from) the leveling reductions shown when actual refunds or forfeitures are applied. A Match on excess contributions may be subject to forfeiture in order to avoid a discriminatory rate of Match. The Match on excess illustrated does not consider potential recharacterization of deferrals as Catch-up. Reduction illustrates the IRC401(m) ACP refund amount. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg12

IRC401(m) ACP Reduction of Excess Contributions By Source Reduction Amounts By Source Employer IRC401(k) IRC401(k) Total Match On Contrib Deferral QNEC Mandatory Voluntary Match Refund Excess Salmon, A 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,358.04 1,358.04 0.00 Total 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,358.04 1,358.04 0.00 Plan uses Current Year ACP NHC Contributions to perform test. Mandatory Voluntary Match indicates mandatory employee contributions. indicates voluntary employee contributions. indicates IRC401(m) employer matching contributions. The leveling reductions shown do not include any adjustment for the allocated income attributable to these excess amounts. The allocated income attributable to these excess amounts should be determined in accordance with applicable plan provisions and then added to (or, in the case of net investment losses, subtracted from) the leveling reductions shown when actual refunds or forfeitures are applied. A Match on excess contributions may be subject to forfeiture in order to avoid a discriminatory rate of Match. The Match on excess illustrated does not consider potential recharacterization of deferrals as Catch-up. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg13

IRC401(m) ACP QNEC Report - Employee-Level Detail Without QNEC With QNEC QNEC SocSec# ACP $Amt ACP% ACP $Amt ACP% $Amount %Pay Char, Arctic ###-##-4321 250.00 1.07 379.01 1.62 129.01 0.550 Total 250.00 379.01 129.01 Considering all employees included in the test, an Average Theoretical ACP QNEC Percentage of 0.55%, is necessary to pass the test assuming a minimum average deferral of 1.62% by the Non-Highly Compensated Group. This QNEC Percentage would require a contribution of $129.01 to be made by the Plan Sponsor which would be 100% vested immediately. Plan uses Current Year ACP NHC Contributions to perform test. The Theoretical QNEC would be allocated to the lowest-paid non highly compensated Plan Participants (considering Targeted QNEC). The Theoretical QNEC allocation excludes: terminees with a break in service. terminees with less than the required number of hours. terminees with more than the required number of hours. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg14

Excess of ACP Match Returned Over ADP Match Returned Excess of ACP ADP Match ACP Match Match Returned Over Returned Returned ADP Match Returned Salmon, Atlantic 0.00 1,358.04 1,358.04 Total 0.00 1,358.04 1,358.04 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg15

Maximum HC Contributions for Next Plan Year The Current Plan Year is January 1, 2015 - December 31, 2015. The NHC ADP% based on the Current Plan Year is: 2.13% The Next Plan Year begins on January 1, 2016. The Maximum HC ADP% for the Next Plan Year is: 4.13% This report assumes that the plan will use this year's NHC contributions to perform any applicable ADP/ACP tests in the next Plan Year. This information would apply if the plan will change the testing method to use this year's NHC contributions (adjusted if necessary to reflect the limitations on double counting imposed by IRS Notice 98-1) to perform any applicable ADP/ACP tests in the next Plan Year. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg16

IRC415 Maximum Account Addition Analysis IRC415 Account Addition Employee Compensation Plan IRC415 Maximum Amt-In- Excess Salmon, Atlantic (###-##-6789) Actual 123,456.00 27,000.00 53,000.00 0.00 Projected 123,456.00 27,000.00 53,000.00 0.00 Char, Arctic (###-##-4321) Actual 23,456.00 1,750.00 23,456.00 0.00 Projected 23,456.00 1,750.00 23,456.00 0.00 Plan Total Actual 146,912.00 28,750.00 76,456.00 0.00 Projected 146,912.00 28,750.00 76,456.00 0.00 IRC415 Maximum Account Addition does not consider associated plans. Since IRC415 Compensation is defined separately, IRC415 Compensation amounts are not necessarily the same as Plan Compensation amounts. This report illustrates only those employees in the census with non-zero current account additions. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg17

Account Addition in Excess of IRC415 Account Addition By Source Employee Mandatory Voluntary Employer Match Employer Deferral Employee Employee QNEC Forfeiture Contribution Forfeiture Contribution Employee (6) (7) (8) (5) (4) (3) (2) (1) Salmon, Atlantic (SocSec####-##-6789) Account Addition before Limitation 8,000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4,000.00 0.00 15,000.00 Applicable IRC415 Maximum Acct Addition 34,000.00 26,000.00 26,000.00 34,000.00 34,000.00 38,000.00 38,000.00 53,000.00 Acct Addition in Excess of IRC415 Limit 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Remaining IRC415 Maximum Acct Addition 26,000.00 26,000.00 26,000.00 34,000.00 34,000.00 34,000.00 38,000.00 38,000.00 Char, Arctic (SocSec####-##-4321) Account Addition before Limitation 500.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 250.00 0.00 1,000.00 Applicable IRC415 Maximum Acct Addition 22,206.00 21,706.00 21,706.00 22,206.00 22,206.00 22,456.00 22,456.00 23,456.00 Acct Addition in Excess of IRC415 Limit 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Remaining IRC415 Maximum Acct Addition 21,706.00 21,706.00 21,706.00 22,206.00 22,206.00 22,206.00 22,456.00 22,456.00 IRC415 Maximum Account Addition does not consider associated plans. This report illustrates only those employees in the census with non-zero current account additions. Plan account additions are limited by IRC415 in the following order: (1) ERC: Regular IRC401(a) employer contributions (2) ERC: Forfeitures reallocated to Regular IRC401(a) employer accounts (3) ERM: Employer matching contributions (4) ERM: Forfeitures reallocated to employer matching accounts (5) ERF: IRC401(a) non-elective employer QNEC (6) ERV: IRC401(k) employee-elective deferrals (7) MEC: Mandatory employee contributions (8) VEC: Voluntary employee contributions 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg18

Statutory Deferral Limits Prior tax year values do not apply to calendar plan years. The statutory deferral limits are based on employee tax years, which are assumed to be calendar years. The available additional deferral, if any, considers only the current tax year values. The excess deferral, if any, considers both the current and the prior (for non-calendar plan years) tax year values. Only those employees with deferrals which exceed the statutory deferral limits are illustrated. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg19

Catch-up Contributions Recharacterized IRC402(g) Existing Catch-up Remaining Maximum Elective Catch-up From 402(g) From 415/ Catch-up Excess Deferral Deferral Contribution Max Limit Plan Limit Total Maximum Remaining Deferral Salmon, Atlantic Id: ###-##-6789 Char, Arctic Id: ###-##-4321 18000.00 8000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6000.00 6000.00 0.00 18000.00 500.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6000.00 6000.00 0.00 Catch-up contributions are available to participants age 50 and over whose elective deferral has been limited by the IRC402(g) statutory dollar limit, or by other plan or statutory limitations. The IRC402(g) Maximum Deferral is based on the statutory elective deferral limits for the applicable tax year, which is assumed to be the calendar year. The elective Deferral column illustrates the actual deferral made by the participant. The Additional Catch-Up From 402(g) Max Limit column illustrates the amount of deferral that may be "characterized" as catch-up contribution because the elective deferral exceeds the IRC402(g) limit. The Remaining Excess Deferral illustrates the amount of excess deferral which cannot be "characterized" as catch-up contribution. Only those employees with deferrals which exceed the statutory deferral limits are illustrated. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg20

Statutory Deferral Limits Breakdown Salmon, Atlantic ###-##-6789 Prior Tax Year Deferrals IRC401(k) Roth 401(k) Total Current Tax Year Deferrals IRC401(k) Roth 401(k) Total Excess Deferral IRC401(k) Roth 401(k) Total Char, Arctic ###-##-4321 0.00 0.00 0.00 8000.00 0.00 8000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 500.00 0.00 500.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Prior tax year values do not apply to calendar plan years. The statutory deferral limits are based on employee tax years, which are assumed to be calendar years. The available additional deferral, if any, considers only the current tax year values. The excess deferral, if any, considers both the current and the prior (for non-calendar plan years) tax year values. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg21

Breakdown of Catch-up Contributions IRC402(g) Elective Existing Recharacterized Catch-up Maximum Deferral Catch-up From 402(g) Limit From IRC415 Limit Deferral IRC401(k) Roth 401(k) IRC401(k) Roth 401(k) IRC401(k) Roth 401(k) IRC401(k) Roth Salmon, Atlantic Id: ###-##-6789 Char, Arctic Id: ###-##-4321 18000.00 8000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 18000.00 500.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Catch-up contributions are available to participants age 50 and over whose elective deferral has been limited by the IRC402(g) statutory dollar limit, or by other plan or statutory limitations. The IRC402(g) Maximum Deferral is based on the statutory elective deferral limits for the applicable tax year, which is assumed to be the calendar year. The elective Deferral column illustrates the actual deferral made by the participant. The Recharacterized Catch-Up From 402(g) Max Limit column illustrates the amount of deferral that may be "characterized" as catch-up contribution because the elective deferral exceeds the IRC402(g) limit. 20150608 2:16p R7117 Pg22