Re: SEP plan for side business?

Rich Carreiro wrote:

>>>Your 401(k) contributions as an employee have no effect
>>>on SEP contributions.

So does that then open up interesting possibilities for the 
self-employed?  For example, maybe I have one business that's insurance 
planning and another that's investment advice.  For one I treat myself 
as an employee and contribute to a solo-401(k), for the other I open a 
SEP.  Does this work?  Can I do this with a third business, like tax 
prep?  (Here I'm assuming that all three businesses would be related but 
not enough so that the IRS could say that they're a single business). 
All subject to receiving enough income, of course.

-Will

william dot trice at ngc dot com

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