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5/19/2004: New Guidance on Reporting Late Deposits on Form 5500 (Form5500Help.com)

Excerpt: While this guidance does not give any further advice about how to decide whether a contribution or loan repayment deposit is late and subject to reporting on Form 5500, it does give us a better idea of how the DOL expects these transactions to be disclosed.

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