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Technical Tip 111: The following question and answer were from the IRS Q&A Session at the 2002 ASPPA Annual Conference:
When there is a 415 suspense in a DC plan on termination of plan and no room under 415 limits to reallocate, can/must there be a revision?
Response: Yes, there must be a reversion. And it is subject to the normal reversion penalties.
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