QP_Guy Posted April 18 Posted April 18 We have a spinoff of a grandfathered PE from a grandfathered plan into a new spinoff plan. I don't think MEP/PEP/SEP matters here but help me if that's not right. That spinoff plan will be 001 for the EIN with a 1/1/2025 original effective date. Assuming that’s the right original effective date for the spinoff plan (as compared to the original adoption date of the PE into the grandfathered plan…) Where/how does the document distinguish this grandfathered 1/1/2025 plan from a new non-grandfathered 1/1/2025 plan? In other words, where/how do we inform the participants/IRS/the world that this plan is NOT subject to the EACA mandate?
Belgarath Posted April 18 Posted April 18 Depends on the plan document. All of them that I've seen (or remember) do have a spot for this. Usually either early on in the Adoption Agreement, or in an Appendix. In our documents, for example - the 401(k) doc it is on page one of Appendix A, whereas for the new Cycle 2 403(b), it is on page three of the Adoption Agreement. I'm sure you'll find it if you look through the AA and/or Appendices. Peter Gulia 1
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