Tag: Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

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Deferred Gratification

Final section 409A regulations are complicated, but offer opportunities for advisers
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457 Exemptions

 IRS issues guidelines for deferred compensation arrangements maintained by tax-exempt entities or state or local governments
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403(b) aware

New 403(b) rules may offer opportunities for advisers to have a "client touch"
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Opportunity “Knocks”

The past year has brought with it an extraordinary amount of change to our industry.

IRS Debunks Frivolous Tax Arguments

The IRS has released the 2010 version of its “discussion”—and rebuttal—of many of the more common frivolous arguments made by individuals and groups that oppose compliance with federal...

IRS 403(b) Expert Joins VALIC

VALIC has hired Robert J. "Bob" Architect, formerly senior tax law specialist and 403(b) guidance author in the Internal Revenue Service's Employee Plans Division, as vice president of...

IRS Explains How to Fix 409A Document Woes

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released an in-depth primer on how taxpayers can voluntarily better comply with regulations governing documents for nonqualified deferred compensation plans.

IRS Delays Plan Amendment Timetable

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has given plan sponsors more time to adopt plan amendments to implement a variety of Pension Protection Act (PPA) requirements, including allowing participants...

IRS Sets Benefits Limits for 2010

The Internal Revenue Service has announced cost of living adjustments applicable to dollar limitations for pension plans and other items for Tax Year 2010. 
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Proceed with Caution

A sometimes overlooked provision applies when terminating 401(k) plans

IRS To Release 457 Plan Guidance

Officials from Treasury and the IRS have indicated that the IRS is planning to issue guidance on a number of issues involving Code Section 457 deferred compensation plans,...