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What is EGTRRA?
EGTRRA-- Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act. Basically, this act was passed to allow individuals to put money on the side, as well as to increase the limit that base benefit off. It lowered taxes and simplified retirement and... Read More »
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What does EGTRRA stand for?
Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 (also known as EGTRAA 2001) Read More »
Source: http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/EGTRRA
How is a SEP plan amended for EGTRRA?
If a prototype plan was used, the employer should have received an amended plan from the financial institution that provided it with the plan. If for some reason the employer didn't receive a new plan document, the financial institution sho... Read More »
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Go to google or yahoo and type in EGTRRA. There are many discussions out there. Particularly what will happen when the law sunsets. 2010 is going to be a lousy year to be an exectutor on an estate that is worth more than $3M. Getting apprai...
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The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 (EGTRRA) changed many of the Internal Revenue Code's requirements and limits for qualified plans and IRAs. If a model SARSEP plan was used, an updated model plan should have been...
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Source: http://www.asbdc.net/irs/sections/section11/sarsepfaqs.htm
GUST” is an acronym that stands for a series of four recent tax laws that also made changes to how retirement plans are operated. “EGTRRA” is the acronym for the tax law enacted in 2002. Return to List of FAQs
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Source: http://www.irs.gov/retirement/article/0,,id=111451,00.html
There are three general provisions of EGTRRA that are of concern to practitioners because of the anti-cutback rules.
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Source: http://www.relius.net/news/technicalupdates.aspx?ID=157
If a prototype plan is used, the plan sponsor should have received an amended plan from the financial institution that provided it. If a new plan document wasn’t received, contact the financial institution. While the financial institution p...
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Source: http://www.irs.ustreas.gov/retirement/article/0,,id=111420,00.htm...
There are at least two provisions of EGTRRA that are of concern to practitioners because of the anti-cutback rules.
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Source: http://www.relius.net/News/TechnicalUpdates.aspx?ID=194
