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Are Your Plan Sponsor Clients Self-Correcting?
The IRS recently made it easier (and less costly) to fix certain operational issues without the need for an IRS filing or payment of a user fee. If you missed it, the IRS made it a truly “good” Friday when, in a major victory for the advocacy efforts of the American Retirement Association, new rules under the IRS’ Employee Plans Compliance Resolution System (EPCRS) were announced that now allow the self-correction program (SCP) to permit correction of certain plan document failures and certain plan loan failures, including the ability to correct defaulted plan loans, the failure to obtain spousal consent on a plan loan, and the failure of permitting plan loans that exceed the number of plan loans permitted under the terms of the plan. The revenue procedure also provides an additional method of correcting operational failures by plan amendment under SCP.
All of which may have inspired the question from a reader.
All of which may have inspired the question from a reader.