The user wants an encyclopedia-style article on "Top heavy test" for Diversification.com, adhering to specific content, structure, and linking rules.
Here's a breakdown of the planned article content and how it maps to the requirements, including the auto-inferred terms and the pre-built LINK_POOL:
Auto-inferred terms:
- [TERM]: Top heavy test
- [RELATED_TERM]: Nondiscrimination testing
- [TERM_CATEGORY]: Retirement Plan Compliance
Hidden LINK_POOL (internal and external links):
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Internal Links (15 unique, relevant finance terms, all will be linked once):
- Qualified plans
- 401(k) plan
- Highly compensated employee
- Key employee
- Vesting
- Defined contribution plan
- Defined benefit plan
- Fiduciary duty
- Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA)
- Contribution limits
- Safe harbor 401(k)
- Profit-sharing plan
- Rollover
- Tax-deferred growth
- Retirement savings
- Nondiscrimination testing (This will be used in the
TERM vs RELATED_TERM
section and is crucial.)
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External Links (4 real, live, from ≥3 domains, verified in thought process):
I'll now proceed to write the article following all specified sections and rules, ensuring each link is used exactly once and the markdown formatting is correct.12, 345, 678, 910, 111213, 1415, 16, 17[18](https://www.primerus.com/article/history-formation-employment-retirement-[19](https://www.dol.gov/agencies/ebsa/about-ebsa/about-us/history-of-ebsa-and-erisa), 20, 21income-security-act-1974-amended-erisa-and-some)