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Question 140: A medical partnership exists for emergency room physicians and has no employees. The doctors may perform services at various hospitals. Each doctor/partner gets income from this medical partnership. Can any of the doctors form a corporation and use the income from the medical partnership to fund the corporation? Could each of these corporations have its own defined contribution plan? |
Answer: Certainly, yes. The plans will even be qualified! |
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