Can A Self Employed Person Have A Roth 401K? 
That is an excellent question ! The answer is yes , you certainly can . You will be subject to the same rules as any other Roth , with the exception of not being able to contribute more than your compensation . So if you pay yourself a dollar as your salary , then you would not be able to contribute more than that dollar . Another thought would be a Roth 401k , which has higher contribution levels , as well as 3 % of your companies profits . I hope that helps , thanks for asking ! 