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Which of the following describe differences between a tax-advantaged retirement plan and a qualified plan?
- IRA-funded employer-sponsored tax-advantaged plans may not incorporate loan provisions.
- Employer stock distributions from a tax-advantaged plan do not benefit from NUA tax treatment.
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II only |
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Both I and II |
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I only |
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Neither I nor II
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