Highly Compensated Employee

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Halo Custom Edition (game)

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Here Comes Everybody (from Finnegan's Wake)

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Hexachloroethane (CAS Number 67-72-1)

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Health Care of the Elderly

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Home & Community Education

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Hawaiian Creole English

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Health Care Experience

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Heat Collection Element (solar power)

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Hyper-Cerebral Electrosis

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Hot Carrier Effect

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Heater Control Electronics

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Hypertext Cultural Experiences (Venice, Italy)

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Human Caused Error

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Hobie Cat Europe

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Hardware Configuration Engineer

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Harmonie des Chemins de fer d'Epernay (Epernay Railway Wind Orchestra)

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Hydrocarbon Expelled

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Highly compensated employees are those employees who were paid more than $105,000 in the past year or own more than a 5 percent interest in the employer. Education and 401(k) participation by Sommese, Donald E. / New Hampshire Business Review The gateway pro-vides minimum benefits for nonhighly compensated employees and is required to allow additional benefits for highly compensated employees under general nondiscrimination testing. Plan design in the balance: weighing the pros and cons of cash ... by Berry, Raymond D. / Journal of Accountancy The requirements for eligibility include: * The employer (plan sponsor) must have fewer than 25 employees at all times during the year; * At least 50% of all eligible employees must elect to make deferrals to the plan in any year; * The deferral percentage for each highly compensated employee must be compared with the average of the deferral percentages of all other employees; and * The plan must meet certain top-heavy minimum contribution requirements for eligible non-key employees. IRS reports high level of SARSEP errors by Nevius, Alistair M. / The Tax Adviser	HIFR HIFRAG HIFREQ HIFS HIFSA HIFT HIFU HIFV HIFX HIFY HIG HIGA HIGAA HIGAD HIGB HIGC HIGCSE HIGE HIGF hIGF1 HIGFET hIGFR HIGFS HIGGENS HIGH Highly Compensated Employee HighMAT HIGHWY HIGI HIGLAS HIGM HIGN HIGNFY HIGP HIGPA HIGRAD HIGS HIGT HIGW HIH HIHA HIHAC HIHAF HIHAN HIHARS HIHC HIHF HIHI HIHIM HIHIP HIHL	highly highly highly highly highly Highly Abstract Object Language Highly Academically Gifted Highly Accelerated Corrosion Testing Highly Accelerated Humidity Stress Test Highly Accelerated Life Test/Testing Highly Accelerated Stress Audit Highly Accelerated Stress Screening Highly Accelerated Stress Test Highly Accelerated Thermal Shock Highly Accurate Cost Estimating Model highly active antiretroviral therapy highly active antiretroviral therapy highly active antiretroviral therapy highly active antiretroviral therapy highly active antiretroviral therapy Highly Active Atrial Natriuretic Peptide Highly Advanced Laboratory for Communications and Astronomy Highly Advanced Loader Operations Highly Advanced Materialising Equipment Highly Automated Logic Highly Available Highly Available Network File System Highly Aware Students Taking Action Highly Charged Ion Highly Coercive Interrogation Highly Compensated Employee Highly compensated employees highly complex test Highly confident letter Highly Confident Letters Highly conserved sequence Highly Contaminated Milk Powder Highly Credible Gastrointestinal Illness Highly Cross-Linked Polyethylene Highly Decomposed Granite Highly Degradable Barley Protein Fraction Highly Dependable Computing and Communication Systems Research highly developed skill highly disciplined Highly Dispersed Highly Dispersed Heat Transfer Highly Dispersible Silica Highly Distributed Environment Highly Distributed Power System Highly Doped Drain Highly Economically Developed Country Highly Educated Crooks Highly Educated Crooks Highly efficient Highly efficient Highly efficient Highly efficient Highly efficient Highly Efficient Embedded Turbine Engine Highly Elliptical Earth Orbit

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Highly compensated employees are those employees who were paid more than $105,000 in the past year or own more than a 5 percent interest in the employer.

Education and 401(k) participation by Sommese, Donald E. / New Hampshire Business Review

The gateway pro-vides minimum benefits for nonhighly compensated employees and is required to allow additional benefits for highly compensated employees under general nondiscrimination testing.

Plan design in the balance: weighing the pros and cons of cash ... by Berry, Raymond D. / Journal of Accountancy

The requirements for eligibility include: * The employer (plan sponsor) must have fewer than 25 employees at all times during the year; * At least 50% of all eligible employees must elect to make deferrals to the plan in any year; * The deferral percentage for each highly compensated employee must be compared with the average of the deferral percentages of all other employees; and * The plan must meet certain top-heavy minimum contribution requirements for eligible non-key employees.

IRS reports high level of SARSEP errors by Nevius, Alistair M. / The Tax Adviser