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Jeremy
Apr 11, 2010 - 4:27PM
Re: Can I make my own SEP IRA?

Thank you again for your thoughts.
You suggest good alternatives.

One more question before I can put this SEP thing to rest. I was also advised that I could possibly set up a SEP under a protype SEP or individual SEP (as opposed to using the standard 5305 form). I tried looking into this but I cant find anything official about whether or not I would qualify for such a thing. Is this possible with my situation?

Again, i'm was an employee for 8 months, and a partner for 4 months, but not eligible for the partnerships profit sharing plan.

Zip Code: 02115

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