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Question 81: My client is four corporations owned by a father or his son (or both). The son is at least age 21.
I think I have 2 controlled groups: one comprised of the 2 companies owned by the son, and one comprised of 3 companies. If each of the groups adopts a 401(k) plan, does one company get tested in both groups? I am suggesting giving father an option to tie the four corporations together. |
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Answer: I see the breakdown a little bit differently, but you're on the right track. |
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