Guest gam4 Posted January 23, 2007 Posted January 23, 2007 Under PPA, the lump sum limit seems to be defined in terms of the interest rate (ie. the greater of 5.5%, the rate that would provide 105% of the benefit that would be provided using the s417(e) rate, or the rate in the plan. What if your plan actuarial equivalence is 6% and the 1983GAM table (50% blend)? Is the max lump sum based on 6% (being the highest rate of the 3) and the plan mortality table (83GAM(50%))? Or, 6% and the latest GATT (ie applicable mortality table)?
Gary Posted January 24, 2007 Posted January 24, 2007 I would say the plan table of GAM83 (blended). In general I would say to use the plan table, as long as the lump sum amount does not exceed 415 based on the statutory 5.5% and applicable table.
flosfur Posted January 24, 2007 Posted January 24, 2007 I would say the plan table of GAM83 (blended)....... That's the IRS's position. But, the code says use the greater of plan interest rate or 5.5% and says nothing about considering plan's mortality. So I don't know how the IRS justify their position.
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