Asked by Marco-Amar Drummond on May 13, 2024

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_____ do not adhere to strict tax regulations, cover only select groups of employees, and do not receive favorable tax treatment.

A) Qualified retirement income plans
B) Administered benefit packages
C) Cafeteria incentive plans
D) Nonqualified retirement income plans
E) Nonparticipative retirement income plans

Qualified Retirement

A retirement plan that meets requirements set by the Internal Revenue Code, offering tax benefits such as tax-deferred growth on earnings.

Tax Regulations

Comprise the laws and rules governing how taxes are assessed, collected, and managed by governmental entities.

Favorable Tax Treatment

Tax policies or practices that are advantageous to businesses or individuals, reducing the amount of tax they have to pay.

  • Distinguish between qualified and nonqualified retirement income plans and their tax implications.
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Alyssa YoungMay 19, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
Nonqualified retirement income plans do not adhere to strict tax regulations, cover only select groups of employees, and do not receive favorable tax treatment. The other options either have strict tax regulations (A), cover a wider range of employees (B), offer a selection of benefits rather than retirement income plans (C), or do not exist as recognized retirement plans (E).