Guest kjungkin Posted October 1, 1998 Posted October 1, 1998 Since it appears that there are no regs on who is a predecessor employer for purposes of the service crediting rules, does anyone have any ideas whether service must be counted under 414(a)(2)? We have a situation where an employer purchased the assets of certain corporations and hired the employees. The corporation from whom assets were bought maintained a 401(k) plan. The purchasing employer is going to establish a 401(k) plan. The new plan is not receiving a transfer of assets, although it may get rollovers. Is the previous employer a "predecessor employer"?
david shipp Posted October 1, 1998 Posted October 1, 1998 If the purchasing employer is not adopting the plan of the purchased employer, is not merging the plan of the purchased employer into its plan and/or is not receiving a direct trustee-to-trustee transfer from the plan of the purchased employer, there should be no requirement to count service with the purchased employer as a predecessor employer. Note that direct rollovers do not result in predecessor treatment
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