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Courts, Not IRS, May Be Ultimate Arbiter of Church Plan Exemption (PDF)
Pension Rights Center in Bloomberg BNA Pension & Benefits Reporter Link to more items from this source
Aug. 28, 2013

"Recent Internal Revenue Service rulings on the 'church plan' status of retirement plans sponsored by large hospital systems, including a ruling apparently received by the Saint Peter's Healthcare System Retirement Plan, indicate that the IRS is disinclined to modify its long-standing interpretation of [the] church plan exemption ... '[T]he real fight for those who believe the IRS has been getting this wrong for decades is going to be in the courts. I wouldn't be surprised at all to see the Supreme Court being the final arbiter,' [said one practitioner]."  MORE >>

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