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a.
State whether Person B is highly compensated employee if Person B receives a total salary of $110,000 and is a member of the top-paid group in the company.
b.
State whether Person B is highly compensated employee if Person B receives a total salary of $192,000, and salary is in the top 20% of the employees.
c.
State whether Person B is highly compensated employee if Person B receives a total salary of $113,500, which puts Person B in the top 30% of the employees.
d.
State whether Person B is highly compensated employee if Person B receives a salary of $153,000, which puts him in the 25%–30% range of employees.

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