Examples of ERFC 2001 in a sentence
Geert Wilders, Kies voor vrijheid - een eerlijk antwoord, Groep Wilders: Den Haag, 2005.
The purpose of these regulations is to provide uniform and nondiscriminatory rules to govern the circumstances under which a trust may be a “Nominated Beneficiary” eligible to receive survivor benefits under §4.06 of the ERFC Plan Document or §4.03 of the ERFC 2001 Plan Document.
Section 17.03 of the ERFC Plan Document and §12.03 of the ERFC 2001 Plan Document provide, as the Internal Revenue Code requires, that in determining all benefits under each Plan the annual compensation taken into account will not exceed the amount permitted by §401(a)(17)(B) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Thereafter, for as long as the Member’s contributions remain on deposit, the additional amount shall accrue interest at the same rates, for the same time periods, and calculated in the same manner, as the interest specified in §1.01(d) of the ERFC 2001 Plan Document as in effect through June 30, 2004, and §1.01(c) of the ERFC 2001 Plan Document as in effect on and after July 1, 2004.
If those conditions are satisfied, there is no limit on the number of times that a Member may withdraw and re-deposit contributions in the manner specified by §7.04 of the ERFC 2001 Plan Document and this Paragraph.
The purpose of these regulations is to clarify the amount of Salary as it pertains to the calculation of Member contributions under Article III in the ERFC and ERFC 2001 Plan Documents.1.31B Plan Provisions.
If a contingent beneficiary is not eligible to receive a monthly benefit, the trust will receive only a refund of any remaining Member contributions.(5) The amount of benefits payable to the trust in all circumstances will be the amount that would be payable if the trust beneficiary or beneficiaries were receiving direct payments of benefits under Article VIII or Article IX of the ERFC Plan Document, or under Article V of the ERFC 2001 Plan Document.8.01C Trust Requirements for Return of Contributions.
You should provide your attorney with a copy of this fact sheet, the ERFC regulations regarding trusts for death in service (Regulations 8.01A through 8.01F), and trusts for survivor benefits following retirement under one of the optional forms of pensions (Regulations 1.24A through 1.24D), and Articles IV, VIII and IX of the ERFC Plan Document, or Article V of the ERFC 2001 Plan Document, depending on which plan applies to you.
If the Plan is terminated at any time or there is a complete discontinuance of contributions to the Plan, the rights of all Members to the benefits accrued under ERFC and ERFC 2001 to the date of termination or discontinuance, to the extent then funded, shall be fully vested and non-forfeitable.
These regulations are adopted to specify the method for calculating and crediting the “additional amount” provided by §1.01(b) in the ERFC 2001 Plan Document effective through June 30, 2004, especially in cases of Members who terminate Eligible Employment and later return, either once or multiple times; and also to specify the rate of interest that will be charged to Members who re-deposit withdrawn contributions.