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Question 76: If 100% of a company's sales of a product are to one unrelated company, are there any issues as to who is the employer? |
Answer: No. The controlled group rules are based strictly on ownership. Sales are immaterial. If the two companies have substantially similar ownership, you might have a controlled group, but not otherwise. |
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