RETIREE BENEFITS PAYABLE Sample Clauses

RETIREE BENEFITS PAYABLE. ‌ EP Employees: All benefits payable under Article V, Section R (Retirement Salary Consideration) or Section N (Reimbursement for Unused Sick Days) and Section S (Absence for Death, Special Needs, Emergencies and Personal Days) shall be made as a non-elective employer contribution into a tax sheltered account that qualifies under Section 403 (b) of the Internal Revenue Code. The District shall make contributions into 403 (b) accounts established by retirees through a mutually- agreed upon third party administrator, who shall be responsible for administering this program. The design of this plan was intended to provide significant tax savings to the District and to participating employees by depositing amounts directly into 403 (b) accounts, while permitting participating employees to exercise investment control over the accounts until employees elect to withdraw the amounts from the accounts. The WEA acknowledges that it has obtained independent legal and/or tax accounting advice with respect to the method of payment of these benefits and the taxability thereof, and that it is not depending upon the District, nor its legal advisors, with respect to the validity and/or effect of such participation.
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RETIREE BENEFITS PAYABLE. EP Employees: All benefits payable under Article V, Section D (Retirement Salary Consideration) or Section E (Reimbursement for Unused Sick Days) and Section G (Personal Days) shall be made as a non-elective employer contribution into a tax sheltered account that qualifies under Section 403 (b) of the Internal Revenue Code. The District shall make contributions into 403 (b) accounts established by retirees through a mutually-agreed upon third party administrator, who shall be responsible for administering this program. The design of this plan was intended to provide significant tax savings to the District and to participating employees by depositing amounts directly into 403 (b) accounts, while permitting participating employees to exercise investment control over the accounts until employees elect to withdraw the amounts from the accounts. The WEA acknowledges that it has obtained independent legal and/or tax accounting advice with respect to the method of payment of these benefits and the taxability thereof, and that it is not depending upon the District, nor its legal advisors, with respect to the validity and/or effect of such participation.

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