Qualified Voluntary Contribution Clause Samples
A Qualified Voluntary Contribution clause defines the conditions under which a party, typically an employee, can make additional contributions to a retirement or benefit plan beyond any mandatory or employer-matched amounts. This clause specifies eligibility requirements, contribution limits, and the process for making such contributions, often ensuring they comply with relevant tax laws or plan rules. By outlining these parameters, the clause enables participants to enhance their retirement savings while maintaining compliance, and it helps the plan administrator manage contributions in an orderly and legally compliant manner.
Qualified Voluntary Contribution. A tax-deductible Voluntary Employee Contribution which was permitted to be made for the tax years 1982 through 1986. This type of contribution is no longer permitted to be made by a Participant. This Plan shall accept such type of contribution if made in a prior plan and an appropriate recordkeeping account will be established on behalf of the Participant.
Qualified Voluntary Contribution. A tax-deductible voluntary Employee contribution. These contributions may no longer be made to the Plan.
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