The Maximum Tax-Deductible Contribution an Employer Can Take on a Profit-Sharing

question 25

Multiple Choice

The maximum tax-deductible contribution an employer can take on a profit-sharing plan distribution is:

• A) $25,000 per employee
• B) 25% of all eligible employees' compensation
• C) 50% of all eligible employees' compensation
• D) 5% of after-tax corporate profits

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