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Subject: 401Roll/ Date: 9/3/1999 10:49 AM
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Ok, here's the situation. My husband and I have a small S Corp and have initiated a Qualified Profit Sharing Plan. We also use a leasing company for employees (which has a 401). We are changing leasing companies and have funds for rollover.

I could a: roll to new 401; b: roll funds to Profit Sharing program which is allowed but not employee contributions and we are the trustees; or c. roll funds to traditional IRA which we could contribute to but probably would not be tax deferred because of AGI (nightmare bookkeeping). Roth is not an option right now our tax liability is too large and our cash is too small.

I think the P/S is best because we have control and the possibilty of additional contributions taxed deferred (by the company)are possible. I would much rather keep the money separate but I think this is the best solution.

This post is long and I apologize but any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. Cheryl

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