Employer Delinquency Control a) The Trustees of the several Employee benefit plans may establish Payroll Audit Programs, which shall be binding upon the parties. The Trustees shall also have the right to determine who shall bear the cost of the audit. The Trustees shall notify the Participating Employer, in writing, of their desire to audit, and allow sufficient time for the Participating Employer to make available in his premises those payroll records and other records, reports and data reasonably necessary to conduct the audit in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. The Trustees, their agents, and Employees shall conduct the audits at such a time, place and manner as to minimize the inconvenience to the Participating Employer; and they shall preserve the confidentiality of all information.
Employer Delinquency Control. (6.18) The Trustees of the several employee benefit plans may establish Payroll Audit Programs, which shall be binding upon the parties. The Trustees shall also have the right to determine who shall bear the cost of the audit. The Trustees shall notify the Participating Employer, in writing, of their desire to audit and allow sufficient notice for the Participating Employer to make available in his premises those payroll records and other records, reports and data reasonably necessary to conduct the audit in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. The Trustees and their agents and Employees shall conduct the audits at such time and place and manner as to minimize the inconvenience to the Participating Employer, and they shall preserve the confidentiality of all information as obtained. In case the Employer’s records are incomplete so as to prevent such an audit, the Trustees may estimate the amount of liability owed on the basis of available information and the burden shall then shift to the Employer to disprove such amount.
Employer Delinquency Control. The Trustees of the Plans may establish payroll audit pro- grams, which shall be binding upon the parties. The Trustees shall also have the right to determine who shall bear the cost of the audit. The Trustees shall notify the Employer in writing of their desire to audit and allow sufficient notice for the Em- ployer to make available in its premises those payroll records and other records, reports and data reasonably necessary to conduct the audit in accordance with generally accept- ed accounting principles. The trustees and their agents and employees shall conduct the audits at such time and place and manner as to minimize the inconvenience to the Employer, and they shall preserve the confidentiality of all information as obtained.
