Examples of Section 529A in a sentence
I understand that the Member Plan is intended to be a “qualified ABLE program” under Section 529A and the Member Plan is intended to receive favorable federal and state tax treatment.
ABLE savings account’ or ‘account’ means an individual savings account established in accordance with the provisions of this article and pursuant to Section 529A of the federal Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended.
Qualified distributions shall be made for qualified disability expenses allowed pursuant to Section 529A of the Internal Revenue Code.
An account owner may: (a) change the designated beneficiary of an account to an individual who is a qualified member of the family of the prior designated beneficiary in accordance with procedures established by the State Treasurer; and (b) transfer all or a portion of an account to another ABLE savings account, the designated beneficiary of which is a member of the family as defined in Section 529A of the federal Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended.
The State Treasurer shall ensure that the plan meets the requirements for an ABLE account under Section 529A of the Internal Revenue Code.
For 2007/08 we are advised to budget for a cautious investment return of 5%.
To the extent these rules and regulations are interpreted to be inconsistent with provisions of Section 529A, the provisions of Section 529A shall prevail.
Reference: Section 4877, Welfare and Institutions Code; Section 529A, Internal Revenue Code.
Ratna Kishnore and Sri.Y. Subba Rao, Directors of the Company, retire by rotation at the 21st Annual General Meeting and being eligible, offer themselves for re-appointment.
A Participant may also rollover amounts under an Account to a Section 529A Qualified ABLE Program (“ABLE”) for the same Designated Beneficiary, or a Member of the Family thereof, federal income tax-free, if such Designated Beneficiary or Member of the Family thereof meets the eligibility requirements for an account in such program and subject to applicable ABLE contribution limits.