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Minimum Coverage Rule Defined
Code section 410(b)’s requirement that a plan (or group of plans that may be grouped together for testing purposes) must benefit an adequate number of nonhighly compensated employees relative to the number of highly compensated employees who are benefiting under the plan.
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