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Presented By: Christine LeBlanc 403(b) DOCUMENT UPDATE Presented By: Christine LeBlanc

403(b) Documents New IRS pre-approved documents now available Restatement deadline to get retroactive reliance is March 31, 2020 Retroactive effective dates as early as 1/1/2010 can be used Custom effective date and custom language attachments with retroactive effective dates

403(b) Documents New service provider attachment Approved vendors Un-approved vendors Service providers Plan sponsor duties

403(b) Documents Restatement Deadline March 31, 2020 If document was amended timely for final regulations then plan may have retroactive reliance back to 2010. All provisions must be documented in some form Interim amendments Special effective date addendum

403(b) Documents 5 types ERISA for 501(c)(3) Organizations Non-ERISA Deferral Only for 501(c)(3) Organizations Non-ERISA for Governmental Organizations Non-ERISA for Churches without RIA Non-ERISA for Churches with RIA

403(b) Documents ERISA for 501(c)(3) Organizations Robust document intended to provide maximum flexibility Contribution Types Included deferrals – pre-tax and Roth voluntary after-tax mandatory - after-tax and pre-tax matching contributions non-elective contributions rollover contributions

403(b) Documents ERISA for 501(c)(3) Organizations Other Provisions ACP Safe Harbor Auto-Enrollment – ACA, EACA, QACA Integrated, Age Weighted, and Cross-Tested Non- Elective Contributions

403(b) Documents ERISA for 501(c)(3) Organizations Testing Provisions Designed to be Universal Availability compliant All ERISA language included ACP testing elections included 410(b) failure language included

403(b) Documents Non-ERISA 403(b) Deferral Only for 501(c)(3) Organizations Designed to be used by a 501(c)(3) organization that intends to meet the DOL safe harbor of limited employer involvement under 29 C.F.R. section 2510.3-2(f) Contributions Types include Deferrals – pre-tax and Roth Voluntary after-tax rollover contributions

403(b) Documents Non-ERISA 403(b) Deferral Only for 501(c)(3) Organizations Does not include Matching or non-elective contributions Safe harbor provisions Automatic enrollment Vesting provisions

403(b) Documents Non-ERISA for Governmental and Church Employers Robust document intended to provide maximum flexibility Contribution Types Included deferrals – pre-tax and Roth voluntary after-tax mandatory - after-tax and pre-tax matching contributions non-elective contributions rollover contributions

403(b) Documents Non-ERISA for Governmental and Church Employers Other Provisions Auto-Enrollment – ACA Integrated Non-Elective Contributions Not Included Safe Harbor Auto-Enrollment – EACA, QACA Age-Weighted and Cross-Tested Non-Elective Contributions

403(b) Documents Non-ERISA for Church Employers Steeple Church Qualified Church Controlled Employers Retirement Income Account Not subject to Universal Availability