Common use of Egregious failures Clause in Contracts

Egregious failures. SCP, VCO, VCGroup, and VCSEP are not available to correct Operational Failures that are egregious. For example, if an employer has consistently and improperly covered only highly compensated employees or if a contribution to a defined contribution plan for a highly compensated individual is several times greater than the dollar limit set forth in □ 415, the failure would be considered egregious. VCP is available to correct egregious failures; however, these failures are subject to the fees described in sections 12.01(4) and 12.05(6).

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Egregious failures. SCP, VCO, VCGroup, and VCSEP are not available to correct Operational Failures that are egregious. For example, if an employer has consistently and improperly covered only highly compensated employees or if a contribution to a defined contribution plan for a highly compensated individual is several times greater than the dollar limit set forth in □ § 415, the failure would be considered egregious. VCP is available to correct egregious failures; however, these failures are subject to the fees described in sections 12.01(4) and 12.05(6).

Egregious failures. SCP, VCO, VCGroup, and VCSEP are not available to correct Operational Failures that are egregious. For example, if an employer has consistently and improperly covered only highly compensated employees or if a contribution to a defined contribution plan for a highly compensated individual is several times greater than the dollar limit set forth in □  415, the failure would be considered egregious. VCP is available to correct egregious failures; however, these failures are subject to the fees described in sections 12.01(4) and 12.05(6).

Egregious failures. SCP, VCO, VCGroup, and VCSEP are not available to correct Operational Failures that are egregious. For example, if an employer has consistently and improperly covered only highly compensated employees or if a contribution to a defined contribution plan for a highly compensated individual is several times greater than the dollar limit set forth in □ . 415, the failure would be considered egregious. VCP is available to correct egregious failures; however, these failures are subject to the fees described in sections 12.01(4) and 12.05(6).