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Retirement plan compliance news: February 2026
Puerto Rico 2026 Limits

The Puerto Rico Department of Treasury announced the 2026 limits for retirement plan sponsors of dually qualified plans and plans qualified solely in Puerto Rico.

New Limits
Description20252026
Compensation$350,000$360,000
Defined Contribution Annual Contribution Limit$70,000$72,000
Defined Benefit Annual Benefit Limit$280,000$290,000
Highly Compensated Employee*$160,000$160,000
Pretax Elective Deferral – Dual Qualified$20,000$22,500
Pretax Elective Deferral – Solely Qualified$15,000$15,000
Catch-up – Dual and Solely Qualified (plan not sponsored by federal government and at least age 50 by plan year end)$1,500$1,500
Catch-up (Only retirement plans sponsored by U.S. federal government and employees over age 50)$7,500$8,000
After-Tax Voluntary – Solely Qualified10% of the participant’s maximum recognizable compensation for all years of participation in the retirement plan
Periodic payments that are not subject to 10% withholding in Puerto RicoRetirees under age 60, the first $31,000. For those age 60 or older as of December 31, the first $35,000.