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Hi,

Thanks as always for all the insights. 

Two PBGC DB Plans sponsored by same owner (controlled group).

One of the entities is not active anymore.

Both DB Plans are frozen.

If the non-active DB is merged with the active DB (benefits etc carried over) is this subject to the PBGC termination process with filing all the many forms or is the only form needed is a 5310-A as it is not a termination rather a merger?

Is there any downside to merging as opposed to terminating the non-active plan?

Thank you!

Posted

You stated merger, so no, it's not a termination.  The question of "downside" could be more complex, which is a question for the consulting actuary.

Point of clarification, the term "non-active" can be ambiguous.  You might mean (a) "frozen", or (b) "only in-pay status or VT participants" or (c) maybe even something else. (That clarification probably won't have any bearing on how you merge the plans.)

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.

Posted

Thank you. The non active referred to the DB Plan sponsored by the entity that is not active anymore. 

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