If an employer's contribution to a SEP IRA is less than $54,000 in 2017 (or 25% of the employee's earned income, if less), the employee can contribute the difference.

Name: If an employer's contribution to a SEP IRA is less than $54,000 in 2017 (or 25% of the employee's earned income, if less), the employee can contribute the difference.
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In a SEP IRA, only the employer can make contributions, and employees cannot contribute to the plan themselves.

If an Employer's Contribution to a SEP IRA Is Less