American Retirement Association Issues Public Comment on IRS Notice
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Kelsey Mayo, director for regulatory policy, at the
American Retirement Association,
Arlington, Virginia, have issued a public comment on the
Internal Revenue Service notice entitled Request for Comments Regarding Protection of ERISA Sec. 205 Spousal Rights Under a Terminating Sec. 403(b) Plan Funded Through the Use of Custodial Accounts . The comment was written on
Feb. 3, 2021, and posted on
Feb. 4, 2021:
The American Retirement Association ( ARA ) is writing in response to Internal Revenue Service Notice 2020-80, regarding comments on the application of section 205 of ERISA in connection with a distribution of an individual custodial account in-kind under section 110 of the SECURE Act (Public Law 116-94) for a Sec. 403(b) plan participant. ARA thanks the
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