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Does your employer still not offer a retirement plan? They may be running out of time

Por: Los Angeles Times Business November 08, 2022

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Every employer with five or more workers in California is required either to sponsor a retirement plan or to sign their workers up for CalSavers, the system of Individual Retirement Accounts set up by the state. And hundreds of employers that haven't complied will soon get one last chance to avoid being penalized by the state's tax collectors. The state has been imposing penalties against noncompliant employers in waves, starting early... + full article



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