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New IRS User Fee Schedule for Determination Letter Requests Takes Effect

By Darrell C. Tucker II on February 3, 2011
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Effective February 1, 2011, IRS Revenue Procedure 2011-8 has changed the IRS’s user fees for filing for determination letters for tax-qualified retirement plans. The fee changes include those for filing Form 5300, Application for Determination for Employee Benefit Plan, and Form 4461, Application for Approval of Master or Prototype or Volume Submitter Defined Contribution Plans. Although Form 8717, User Fee for Employee Plan Determination, Opinion, and Advisory Letter Request, has not yet been updated to reflect the new fees, the IRS advised taxpayers to continue to use the old Form 8717 until the new one is available, and, beginning February 1, 2011, submit this form with the new Revenue Procedure 2011-8 fees. IRS Announcement 2011-8 corrected the user fee schedule in Revenue Procedure 2011-8 for non-mass submitter master or prototype plans.

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Darrell Tucker is focused on representing construction, insurance, and pharmaceutical and medical device companies in commercial disputes, class actions and mass tort litigation. Darrell is known for his ability to understand the industry-specific details inherent in the often multi-faceted process of complex litigation.

Darrell Tucker is focused on representing construction, insurance, and pharmaceutical and medical device companies in commercial disputes, class actions and mass tort litigation. Darrell is known for his ability to understand the industry-specific details inherent in the often multi-faceted process of complex litigation. He represents his clients in numerous states, counseling them on risk management, litigation-related due diligence, and preparing and defending witnesses for depositions. He represents life, health, and disability insurers in disputes concerning denials of benefits (including life, disability, long term care, and cancer benefits), rescission and termination issues, ERISA claims, insurance fraud, interpleader actions, insurance agent/agency termination and compensation claims, and class actions involving insurance policy terms and determination of claims.

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