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How the IRS Would Replace the 1 Bad Apple Rule

Blank Rome LLP | | Return|
For many years, the Internal Revenue Code has had in place a set of rules, in Code Section 413(c), which govern tax-qualified retirement plans that cover the employees of unaffiliated employers. These plans, which go by the name “multiple employer...
By: Blank Rome LLP
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/how-the-irs-would-replace-the-1-bad-19432/

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