What conditions must a one-participant plan satisfy to file a Form 5500-SF?
A one-participant plan is eligible to file Form 5500-SF if the plan covers fewer than 100 participants at the beginning of the plan year. Note: The other 5500-SF requirements are not applicable. Comment: If in the very rare situation, the one-participant plan has 100 or more participants (e.g. , 100 partners and their spouses), the plan must file Form 5500-EZ and cannot file Form 5500-SF.
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