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Navigating the International Provisions of Code §409A
McDermott Will & Emery Link to more items from this source
Oct. 24, 2007
Excerpt: The final regulations contain numerous exceptions that permit both U.S. citizens and resident aliens working abroad, and non-resident alien individuals working within the United States, to accrue benefits under foreign plans that do not meet the Code 409A requirements. Where no exception applies, it will be necessary to amend the foreign arrangement to comply with the §409A requirements in order to avoid the §409A sanctions. This article summarizes the available exceptions and the requirements that must be met for them to apply.

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