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The BenefitsLink Newsletter December 6, 1999
Inte-Greater, version 2000 The Inte-Greater (version 2000) finds the best benefit formula under a profit-sharing plan for the owner of a small business, by adjusting the plan's integration level. If the plan's current formula is not the optimum formula, this peppy little DOS application shows the business owner how much would be saved each year if the optimum integration level were used instead. Also shows the dollars that would go to each participating employee's account (i.e., the allocations) at user-specified employer contribution levels. Good for determining the employer contribution that is needed to reach a certain desired allocation level for the owner, or to watch how proposed additional contributions would be divided among the owner and the other employees.
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