I think that you mixed up two terms here.

1. Limitation on Elective Deferrals ( $17,000 for 2012):

this is for defered tax purpose.

2. Max annual contributions (the lesser of 100% of your compensation or $50,000 for 2012).

At least for our company, it would keep matching your contribution even after the $17,000 limitation, but would stop matching after you reach your max annual contribution.

Link for the two terms defined by IRS:

http://www.irs.gov/retirement/participant/article/0,,id=151786,00.html

 

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• keep matching your contribution even after the $17,000 limitatio -色大胆小- ♂ (815 bytes) () 01/16/2012 postreply 13:29:33

• It is true that "They will stop matching if the employee stops c -FA&TA=FAT- ♀ (154 bytes) () 01/16/2012 postreply 13:34:57

• I don't think so, unless maybe you do it as after tax. -色大胆小- ♂ (0 bytes) () 01/16/2012 postreply 13:39:38