Guest Chrysler Posted January 9, 2006 Posted January 9, 2006 If Company B (a wholly owned subsidiary of Company A) has Company A's stock as an investment fund (Company B's participants cannot purchase Company A stock, only sell within Company B's 401(k) plan) in Company B's 401(k) plan, is a 11-k filing required for Company B's 401(k) plan? I tried to locate the SEC regulations on the SEC website but was unsuccessful. Thanks.
QDROphile Posted January 9, 2006 Posted January 9, 2006 You are not giving enough information to give an answer; details make a difference. This is a complex, technical matter that regulations by themselves will not answer; other published SEC guidance is important to the analysis. One could offer a guess based on your statements that registration is not required, therefore an 11-K is not required, but you should rely only on competent leagl advice.
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