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Question 193: A Client Organization (as that term is defined in Rev. Proc. 2002-21) is terminating its 401(k) plan and adopting the PEO's multiple employer 401(k) plan. The PEO has told the CO that current CO employees should be allowed, on plan termination, to receive taxable distributions or elect rollovers into IRAs or into the PEO plan. We disagree. We believe that the PEO plan will be a successor plan. If the CO plan is to "go away" immediately, then a transfer to the PEO plan is the solution. Your comments? |
Answer: You are absolutely right. |
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