401(k) plan audits by city

The 30 US cities whose sponsors filed the most 401(k) plans for the 2024 plan year, out of 760,583 nationally. Each page shows how many of that city’s plans need an independent audit, what local plans report, and who oversees them.

City401(k) plansNeed an audit
1.New York, NY14,5451,616
2.Chicago, IL7,884898
3.Houston, TX7,730951
4.Los Angeles, CA7,332458
5.San Francisco, CA6,920648
6.San Diego, CA6,168393
7.Austin, TX4,548414
8.Atlanta, GA4,400584
9.Washington, DC4,140443
10.Dallas, TX4,063514
11.Denver, CO3,919360
12.Phoenix, AZ3,612332
13.Miami, FL3,557248
14.Portland, OR3,486283
15.Seattle, WA3,455365
16.Las Vegas, NV3,406192
17.Brooklyn, NY3,348145
18.San Jose, CA3,226215
19.Charlotte, NC3,057316
20.Boston, MA2,880462
21.Sacramento, CA2,728122
22.Irvine, CA2,678276
23.Philadelphia, PA2,666277
24.Tampa, FL2,625256
25.Indianapolis, IN2,549293
26.San Antonio, TX2,497241
27.Cincinnati, OH2,361308
28.Pittsburgh, PA2,332240
29.Minneapolis, MN2,157275
30.Orlando, FL2,157183

From the Department of Labor’s 2024 Form 5500 and 5500-SF datasets. 401(k) plans (feature code 2J) in the DOL's 2024 Form 5500 and 5500-SF datasets, one record per plan, grouped by the sponsor's mailing city as filed. “Need an audit” means 100 or more participants with an account balance at the start of the plan year.