Pre-Entry Compensation for Traditional Formula Plan Sample Clauses

Pre-Entry Compensation for Traditional Formula Plan. The Plan currently has a traditional (i.e., not a Cash Balance Formula) that prior to the initial restatement for Cycle 3 excluded Compensation paid to a new entrant during the compensation computation period prior to date of entry into the Plan. For determination periods beginning on or after the Effective Date of the Plan’s initial restatement for Cycle 3, Compensation will include such pre-entry Compensation for a Plan that has a traditional benefit formula. Such pre-entry Compensation will be excluded only through the end of the Plan Year following the Plan Year in which the Plan adopts its restatement described by IRS Notice 2020-14 (DB Cycle 3). APPENDIX B ADDITIONAL EMPLOYER INFORMATION Because these provisions of this Appendix of the AA do not affect the substantive content of the Plan document, an amendment to the Adoption Agreement is not needed solely to reflect any change to the structure or contents of this “Additional Employer Information” Appendix.)
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