In determining whether an individual wholly owns a corporation for purposes of filing a Form 5500-EZ, do any attribution rules apply?
No. Neither ERISA nor the instructions to the Form 5500-EZ mention any attribution rules in determining whether an individual wholly owns a corporation for purposes of filing a Form 5500-EZ. More.
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