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Chapter 11: Exercise Caution When Using a Pre-approved “Governmental” Retirement Plan
By: Jeff Chang In the governmental non-ERISA marketplace, there are a number of investment providers and plan recordkeepers that offer and provide retirement plan documents for use by governmental employers that have been “pre-approved” by the IRS. Typically, these plans consist … Continue reading
Posted in Governmental plans, Governmental Retirement, Pre-Approved
Tagged governmental employer, governmental retirement plan, pre-approved governmental retirement plan, pre-approved plan, pre-approved retirement plan
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Chapter 5: Why Governmental Employers Should Care About Their Reporting Of Employee’s Wages
By: Jeff Chang This entry comes to you with the help of my colleague Wendy Tauriainen. A couple of weeks ago we got to talking about the fact that dozens, if not hundreds, of local governments and special districts appeared to … Continue reading
Posted in Governmental plans, Governmental Retirement, Retiree Health
Tagged california governmental retirement, governmental employer, governmental retirement plan, paid time off, payroll taxes, PTO, PTO cash-out, W-2, wage reporting
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