Defined Benefit Plan 412(i)
A 412(i) defined benefit plan enables small business owners to fund a retirement program with tax-deductible contributions without the funding limitations of a traditional qualified plan. The maximum contributions that participants can make will vary depending on compensation, years to retirement, and the difference in the combination of annuities and life insurance used to fund the plan.
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Business Defined Benefit Plan Overview
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