Common use of Tax Sheltered Investment Program Clause in Contracts

Tax Sheltered Investment Program. The School Board has a tax sheltered investment program in which all employees are eligible to participate. A tax sheltered investment program offers the tax advantage of deferring federal income taxes until the benefits are received. The employee who elects to enroll in this program pays for the entire cost by payroll reduction, based upon an amendment to his/her basic contract. The School Board has no liability or responsibility in connection with the tax sheltered investment program, except to show that the payments have been remitted for the purpose for which deducted. There are generally two types of plans available -- annuities and qualified mutual funds available through insurance companies and broker/dealer companies, respectively. A list of these companies is published bi-monthly. The Office of Risk and Benefits Management will also provide a list of these authorized companies, as well as a brochure describing this program in greater detail, upon request. An employee may participate through one and/or two different companies. An employee may elect to make a change only one time within a calendar year. A change is defined as a start, re-start, increase, decrease, or the addition of a second company. The investment contract may be canceled via written request for cancellation at any time with at least 30 days' advance notice.

Tax Sheltered Investment Program. The School Board has a tax sheltered investment program in which all employees are eligible to participate. A tax sheltered investment program offers the tax advantage of deferring federal income taxes until the benefits are received. The employee who elects to enroll in this program pays for the entire cost by payroll reductiondeduction, based upon an amendment to his/her basic contract. The School Board has no liability or responsibility in connection with the tax sheltered investment program, except to show that the payments have been remitted for the purpose for which deducted. There are generally two types of plans available -- annuities and qualified mutual funds available through insurance companies and broker/dealer companies, companies respectively. A list of these companies is published bi-monthly. The Office of Risk and Benefits Management will also provide a list of these authorized companies, as well as a brochure describing this program in greater detail, upon request. An employee may participate through one and/or two different companies. An employee may elect to make a change only one time within a calendar year. A change is defined as a start, re-start, increase, decrease, or the addition of a second company. The investment contract may be canceled via written request for cancellation at any time with at least 30 days' advance notice.

Tax Sheltered Investment Program. The School Board has a tax tax-sheltered investment program in which all employees are eligible to participate. A tax tax-sheltered investment program offers the tax advantage of deferring federal income taxes until the benefits are received. The employee who elects to enroll in this program pays for the entire cost by payroll reductiondeduction, based upon an amendment to his/her basic contract. The School Board has no liability or responsibility in connection with the tax tax-sheltered investment program, except to show that the payments have been remitted for the purpose for which deducted. There are generally two types of plans available -- annuities and qualified mutual funds available through insurance companies and broker/dealer companies, companies respectively. A list of these companies is published bi-monthly. The Office of Risk and Benefits Management will also provide a list of these authorized companies, as well as a brochure describing this program in greater detail, upon request. An employee may participate through one and/or two different companies. An employee may elect to make a change only one time within a calendar year. A change is defined as a start, re-start, increase, decrease, or the addition of a second company. The investment contract may be canceled via written request for cancellation at any time with at least 30 days' advance notice.

Tax Sheltered Investment Program. The School Board has a tax sheltered investment program in which all employees are eligible to participate. A tax sheltered investment program offers the tax advantage of deferring federal income taxes until the benefits are received. The employee who elects to enroll in this program pays for the entire cost by payroll reductiondeduction, based upon an amendment amend- ment to his/her basic contract. The School Board has no liability or responsibility in connection with the tax sheltered investment program, except to show that the payments have been remitted for the purpose for which deducted. There are generally two types of plans available -- annuities and qualified mutual funds available through insurance companies and broker/dealer companies, companies respectively. A list of these companies is published bi-monthly. The Office of Risk and Benefits Management will also provide a list of these authorized companies, as well as a brochure describing this program in greater detail, upon request. An employee may participate through one and/or two different companies. An employee may elect to make a change only one time within a calendar year. A change is defined as a start, re-start, increase, decrease, or the addition of a second company. The investment contract may be canceled via written request for cancellation at any time with at least 30 days' advance notice.