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Document Types
Upon review and evaluation we will assist you in selecting from our
menu of retirement plan options. Depending upon what is appropriate for
your company, any of these plan documents may be adopted and implemented
pursuant to achieve the desired affect:
• Prototype Plans. This method represents the simplest form of plan
adoption, generally effective upon the simple execution of an Adoption
Agreement (either a standardized or nonstandardized version depending
upon the options desired). Prototype Plans do not require an application
for IRS approval.
• Volume Submitter Plans. Depending upon the desired features for a
retirement plan, a Volume Submitter Plan may be more appropriate. These
plans allow more flexibility than Prototype Plans in allowing more
permissible plan options, and, in many situations, do not require IRS
approval.
• Individually Drafted Plan. Whenever your desired plan features
become more varied or complex, or your company currently (or previously)
sponsors other retirement plans, an Individually Designed Plan may be
the best alternative. They are marginally more expensive to establish,
administer, and obtain IRS approval, but provide the most flexibility
and control over your optional plan features. Sample
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Information is
provided for review and consideration only. Please consult legal and tax
advisors for
practical advice pertaining to your business and personal situations. This page was last updated
on
Thursday, December 18, 2008 11:11 AM
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