IRS Clarifies Required Minimum Distribution Model Amendment

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IRS Clarifies Required Minimum Distribution Model Amendment
FIS Relius

Mar. 22, 2001

Excerpt: [W]e have spoken with the IRS and they have confirmed a plan may not apply the new RMD rules for 2001 without the model amendment. If the model amendment is not in effect, plan participants must receive an RMD amount computed under the old rules. MORE >>

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