How often must an employer make contributions to a bona fide plan in order for it to be considered a Bona Fide Economic Benefit?
The employer must make irrevocable contributions at least quarterly directly to the bona fide plan, trust, program or fund. But if the employer makes an annual contribution, then it must escrow money at least quarterly based on its expected annual contribution to the bona fide plan, trust, program or fund.
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