dmb Posted April 26, 2002 Posted April 26, 2002 Are Collectively Bargained plans not subject to minimum vesting schedule laws??
david rigby Posted April 26, 2002 Posted April 26, 2002 No exception in Internal Revenue Code section 411 for "collectively bargained." I'm a retirement actuary. Nothing about my comments is intended or should be construed as investment, tax, legal or accounting advice. Occasionally, but not all the time, it might be reasonable to interpret my comments as actuarial or consulting advice.
KJohnson Posted April 26, 2002 Posted April 26, 2002 I agree with Pax--but the mandate for mutiemployer plans to switch to the standard" TRA -86 vesting schedules was not effective until SPJPA (or it might have been TRA '97) and, depending on the date of expiration of collective bargaining agreements, a mutli might still have permissibly had ten year cliff vesting until as late as January 1999.
dmb Posted April 26, 2002 Author Posted April 26, 2002 So, the only way a 15 year graded or cliff ten vesting schedule would have been allowed is if the plan is a multi employer plan. Is that what you're saying?? Thanks.
mbozek Posted April 26, 2002 Posted April 26, 2002 dmb: Remember this rule does not apply to CB plans for public or religious employers who can have a vesting schedule in excess of the ERISA limits. mjb
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