15Nov
Make sure your custodian knows who the trustees are
If you’re a closely held business or not, changes do happen. Whether it’s leadership or who serves as your plan’s trustee, change will likely happen. The problem sometimes is when the plan document has been updated to reflect who the current trustees...
By:
Ary Rosenbaum
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