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A Defined Benefit Plan Differs from a Defined Contribution Plan

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A defined benefit plan differs from a defined contribution plan in that a defined benefit plan


A) has a liability that must be actuarially computed.
B) is required by ERISA.
C) requires a corporation to make a series of payments of a specified amount to a pension fund.
D) requires journal entries, and the defined contribution plan does not.

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