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Simply click on the title of an article below to view its complete text:   Roth IRA Option for 401(k) Accounts The 2001 Tax Act contained a provision allowing elective deferrals (contributions) to Section 401(k) plans to be placed in a Roth IRA beginning in 2006. Congress felt the tax-favored savings choices that some individuals prefer, such as Roth IRAs, should be available to 401(k) participants.   Deferred Compensation Plans after 2004 Qualified retirement plans such as 401(k) plans provide a basic incentive or fringe benefit for the employees of numerous companies. However, many firms (particularly relatively small and privately held companies) use nonqualified deferred compensation arrangements (e.g., deferred bonus arrangements, stock options, or stock appreciation rights plans) to attract and retain a talented workforce.   Timely Tax Tips As we approach the final quarter of the year, you probably have a pretty good idea of what your 2005 income will look like, and some planning to reduce your taxes might be appropriate. Following are some potential tax-saving issues to consider before year-end.