Common use of Calculation of Income Base Clause in Contracts

Calculation of Income Base. Upon an initial Contribution to the SPL, the Participant’s Income Base is equal to the value of that Contribution. Thereafter, the Income Base is (i) increased by the value of each subsequent Participant Contribution, and (ii) increased to the Account Value at the Annual Step-Up if the Account Value is greater than the Income Base as of the Business Day of the Annual Step-Up. The Participant’s Income Base is reduced by the amount of the Income Base Adjustment as a result of each Excess Withdrawal. The Income Base Adjustment equals the greater of (a) the amount of the Excess Withdrawal, or (b) the amount of the Excess Withdrawal multiplied by the ratio of the Income Base (prior to the Excess Withdrawal) over the Account Value (before the Participant’s Account Value is reduced by the amount of the Excess Withdrawal). Transactions effecting a change in a Participant’s Income Base will be reflected in the Income Base calculation generally within 48 hours. Participants that make Contributions within 48 hours of a scheduled withdrawal of the Guaranteed Income Amount will not see any applicable increase in the Guaranteed Income Amount reflected until the next scheduled Guaranteed Income Amount withdrawal.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Separate Account VA FF, TFLIC Pooled Account No. 44

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Calculation of Income Base. Upon an initial making a Rollover Contribution to the SPL, the Participant’s Income Base is equal to the value of that ContributionParticipant’s Plan Income Base. Thereafter, the Income Base is (i) increased by the value of each subsequent Participant Contribution, and (ii) increased to the Account Value at the Annual Step-Up if the Account Value is greater than the Income Base as of the Business Day of the Annual Step-Up. The Participant’s Income Base is reduced by the amount of the Income Base Adjustment as a result of each Excess Withdrawal. The Income Base Adjustment equals the greater of (a) the amount of the Excess Withdrawal, or (b) the amount of the Excess Withdrawal multiplied by the ratio of the Income Base (prior to the Excess Withdrawal) over the Account Value (before the Participant’s Account Value is reduced by the amount of the Excess Withdrawal). Transactions effecting a change in a Participant’s Income Base will be reflected in the Income Base calculation generally within 48 hours. Participants that make Contributions within 48 hours of a scheduled withdrawal of the Guaranteed Income Amount will not see any applicable increase in the Guaranteed Income Amount reflected until the next scheduled Guaranteed Income Amount withdrawal.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: TFLIC Pooled Account No. 44, Separate Account VA FF

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