dmb
Apr 26 2002, 10:27 AM
Are Collectively Bargained plans not subject to minimum vesting schedule laws??
pax
Apr 26 2002, 12:29 PM
No exception in Internal Revenue Code section 411 for "collectively bargained."
KJohnson
Apr 26 2002, 12:38 PM
I agree with Pax--but the mandate for mutiemployer plans to switch to the standard" TRA -86 vesting schedules was not effective until SPJPA (or it might have been TRA '97) and, depending on the date of expiration of collective bargaining agreements, a mutli might still have permissibly had ten year cliff vesting until as late as January 1999.
dmb
Apr 26 2002, 01:06 PM
So, the only way a 15 year graded or cliff ten vesting schedule would have been allowed is if the plan is a multi employer plan. Is that what you're saying?? Thanks.
mbozek
Apr 26 2002, 01:47 PM
dmb: Remember this rule does not apply to CB plans for public or religious employers who can have a vesting schedule in excess of the ERISA limits.
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