gc@chimentowebb.com Posted September 29 Share Posted September 29 There is a PBGC letter that the 30% cap on asset sales of small companies does not apply if the asset sale occurred after a mass withdrawal. I wish I had saved it, but did not. Can anyone point me to a link to that PBGC opinion, or anything else relevant. After a mass withdrawal, and without that 30% exception, it seems that the entire value of a small company could be forfeited. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tom Veal Posted October 3 Share Posted October 3 You are probably thinking of PBGC Op. Ltr. 88-5, which states that the cap applies after a mass withdrawal only to employers that withdrew before the mass withdrawal. If their initial liability was limited by the cap, they are not subject to redetermination or reallocation liability. If, however, the employer sells its assets after the mass withdrawal, there is no cap, because the asset sale wasn't the event that caused the withdrawal. Tom Veal ERISA Cavalry PLLC www.ERISACavalry.com Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gc@chimentowebb.com Posted November 23 Author Share Posted November 23 I decided not to be lazy because answers from forum so far are not on point. For edification, it's PBGC 93-3. No 30% asset sale exception if that sale occurs after a mass withdrawal. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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