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Business, 11.01.2020 05:31 SoccerdudeDylan

Chad and sue have successfully owned and operated their bakery for 10 years and have decided to plan for their retirement. they are not incorporated and have no full-time employees, and want a qualified plan to maximize the tax advantages while at the same time not bog them down with paperwork. which of the following plans would be their best option.

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