January 4, 2016

New Requirement on Form 5500 Series

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Nexsen Pruet tax and benefits attorney Sue Odom on a new requirement for Form 5500 series. The forms help the Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Labor assess compliance for tax qualified retirement plans.

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