Chippy Posted February 26, 2013 Posted February 26, 2013 One of my clients reorganized in 2012 and as a result now have 4 unrelated employers in the plan. there is not enough common ownership to be considered a controlled group but I think they could be a ASG. These are all companies that handle investments. Company A is considered a Management company. They have all the administrative employees under them. Company B handes the insurance investments, Company C handles private investments Company D handles real estate investments. Could this possibly be an ASG?
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