QUOTE (J Simmons @ Dec 11 2008, 04:02 PM)

QUOTE (NPS Darren @ Dec 11 2008, 01:36 PM)

I have a Profit Sharing Plan with a pooled account that has an annual valuation.
Termination Distributions are to be paid after end of plan year in which participant terminates.
I have received a distribution form from a participant that terminated in 2007, do we need to pay out the participant based on 12/31/07 balance or can we force participant to wait till 12/31/08 annual valuation is complete?
The trustee of the plan is concerned that other participants would take the loss of this one participant if we pay out on 12/31/07 balance.
Does your plan allow the plan administrator to declare interim valuation dates?
We would have to amend the plna to allow for an interim valuation date.
Must we process participant distributions from Annual valuated plans based on 12/31/07 values?
My thought is that we could if we can say the trustee is exercising his/her fiduciary responibility to protecting the gain/loss in other's accounts by not processing distributions at this time based on 12/31/07 values. Would this be a valid reason for putting off participant distributions till 12/31/08 valuations are completed.