IRS Modifies Language in the Safe Harbor Special Tax Notice

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IRS Modifies Language in the Safe Harbor Special Tax Notice
Ice Miller LLP

[Guidance Overview]
Feb. 2, 2026

"The IRS and Treasury Department encourage plans to customize a safe harbor explanation by omitting any information that does not apply to the plan. This article highlights the changes that qualified governmental plans should consider making to their Special Tax Notices." MORE >>

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