<prompt> Human: My former employer has a 401k plan that states theyll make a yearly 337; contribution. I worked there for about three years, including the entirety of 2017, making me eligible for that years contribution. When I left in February 2018, I was told the money would be in my account in March.Its now mid-May and they havent contributed. Ive contacted them a few times asking when they expected it to hit my account, and each time I was told that theyre waiting for client to pay them first. Each time they told me it should be any day now.Ive been really patient with them and kind of expected this, seeing as how it took them several months to get me reimbursement checks in the past. But now Im trying to roll this 401k over into my Roth IRA and Im starting to get pretty annoyed.Do I have any options here? What can I do in this situation?Any insight would be helpful thanks!  <response>: If the business has filed a tax extension they can make their profit sharing contribution any time up until their business taxes are due. This could be a late as September depending on when they intend to pay them. If you have something in writing promising a an x contribution by a certain date, then you might be able to put a case together. 