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The IRS Restricts a U.S. Pension Plan De-Risking Strategy

By Gregory Viviani on July 15, 2015
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Recently released IRS Notice 2015-49 will prohibit U.S. pension plan sponsors from offering lump sum payments to existing pensioners.  Thus, for example, if an employer is going to do a lump sum “window”, existing pensioners could not be offered a lump sum.  Nevertheless, it does appear that lump sums can still be offered to pensioners upon a plan termination.

The Notice has a July 9, 2015 effective date.  The Notice has some complicated grandfathering rules that can apply for plan amendments adopted before July 9, 2015, and some similar situations.

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    Pensions and Benefits
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    Squire Patton Boggs
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