How much will I receive in my reimbursement? Lendtable Team September 13, 2023 02:18 Updated Reimbursements are capped by the limits specified by your benefit. For 401(k) contributions, reimbursements will never exceed the amount that’s needed to maximize your 401(k) employer match. For example, if your employer matches up to 6% of your salary and you contribute 10%, you can only reimburse yourself up to that 6%. For ESPP contributions, reimbursements will never exceed the maximum amount permitted by your employer or the IRS Limit. Reimbursements are always made on an after-tax basis. In other words, if you decide to make pre-tax contributions toward your 401(k), your reimbursement will equal your pre-tax contribution minus estimated taxes. The reimbursement would be the same amount added to your paycheck had you chosen not to contribute pre-tax dollars to your 401(k). Therefore, Lendtable keeps your paycheck full while you take advantage of your employer benefits. Related articles What is the new reimbursement program? New reimbursement program FAQs Can Lendtable help me take out a 401(k) loan? Do I need to pay back the money that I receive from Lendtable? Example Scenario: Repaying after one year using a 401(k) withdrawal. Left employer. Comments 0 comments Please sign in to leave a comment.