Steven Easton Vs. Jeanette Howard

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• In response to one of petitioner’s arguments, we recognize that, in certain limited situations, where the same plan year includes both the last day of an employer’s tax year and the entire 8V2-month grace period that follows the tax year, the use of section 404(a)(6
• In response to one of petitioner's arguments, we recognize that, in certain limited situations, where the same plan year includes both the last day of an employer's tax year and the entire 8-1/2 month grace period that follows the tax year, the use of section 404(a)(6
• In response to one of petitioner's arguments, we recognize that, in certain limited situations, where the same plan year includes both the last day of an employer's tax year and the entire 8-1/2 month grace period that follows the tax year, the use of section 404(a)(6
• The only grace period contributions that we find to be “on account of” TYE 8801 and which, consequently, must be deducted in that year, are any delinquent payments and the payments for services performed in the last month of TYE 8801 but not paid until the first month of TYE 8901.
• The only grace period contributions that we find to be \on account of\ TYE 8801 and which, consequently, must be deducted in that year, are any delinquent payments and the payments for services performed in the last month of TYE 8801 but not paid until the first month of TYE 8901.
• The only grace period contributions that we find to be \on account of\ TYE 8801 and which, consequently, must be deducted in that year, are any delinquent payments and the payments for services performed in the last month of TYE 8801 but not paid until the first month of TYE 8901.

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