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Question 4 (1 point) Which of the following plans may be eligible for a 10-year forward averaging for tax purposes if a quali
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I, II, III and IV

All the above given plans in the inquiry or question are qualified or eligible for a 10-year forward averaging for tax purposes if a lump - sump distribution is made .

So all the plans are eligible

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