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Form 5500: IRS & DOL Red Flags
The Form 5500 is an ERISA requirement for retirement plans to report and disclose operating procedures to the Department of Labor. Each plan intending to comply with ERISA must file a Form 5500 annually. Auditors use these filings to confirm that plans are managed according to ERISA standards. The form also allows individuals access to  Read More →
Clarifying the CARES Act: IRS Issues Additional Guidance
Almost three months after the passing of the CARES Act in March, the Internal Revenue Service issues some much sought-after, additional guidance on various CARES Act provisions that had been left up to interpretation. A primary intention of the CARES Act was to provide relief for individuals impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. You can view  Read More →
Is Your Turnover Rate Routine? What You Need to Know About Partial Plan Terminations
During your retirement plan’s annual year-end compliance testing, your recordkeeper will review employee terminations to determine whether the plan may have experienced a partial plan termination. A partial plan termination is presumed by the IRS to occur when 20 percent or more of a company’s employees are no longer eligible to participate in the plan  Read More →

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