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The Liquidity Shortfall Contribution: An Important Problem in an Obscure Rule (PDF)
The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. via Alston & Bird LLP 
[Guidance Overview] Jan. 7, 2011 4 pages. Excerpt: [I]n order to ensure benefit payments, tax code Section 430(j) (previously Section 412) contains a liquidity shortfall contribution requirement. The liquidity shortfall is supposed to be measured at the end of every quarter, and if there is a shortfall, a contribution must be made within 15 days to make it up. However, there are numerous problems with the liquidity shortfall contribution. MORE >> |
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