Unemployment Compensation Amendment of 1992

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Unemployment Compensation Amendment of 1992

Legislation in the United States that requires employers terminating an employee to allow the employee to take all employer-sponsored retirement savings and place them in the qualified retirement plan of the employee's choice. This allows the employee to keep the money he/she has saved and invested while at the company. The employee may also receive the savings directly, but the employer must then pay a 20% penalty tax on of the savings.
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The Unemployment Compensation Amendment of 1976 included the following major provisions:
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The Unemployment Compensation Amendments (UCA) were enacted in July 1992; UCA Section 522(a) added Sec.
Current developments in employee benefits
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Changes in unemployment insurance legislation in 1992
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IRS issues regulations and safe harbor notice on new rollover and withholding rules
402(a)(5)(A) and (e)(4)(A) ((before amendment by the Unemployment Compensation Amendments of 1992 (UCA)).
Current developments in employee benefits
(65) PL 102-318, Unemployment Compensation Amendments of 1992 (UCA).
Current developments in employee benefits
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New retirement plan distribution rules
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