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Tax
Paid FICA Taxes on Severance Pay? Claim a Refund Now
For many companies that paid such taxes, looming statutes of limitation mean there’s no time to waste following a court decision that may result in a refund.
By
Jeff Mamorsky
| October 23, 2012
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Retirement Plans
Giant Gift for Pension-Plan Sponsors
A new law that allows employers to use more stable projected interest rates when calculating pension-funding levels may save them millions of dollars.
By
Jeff Mamorsky
| August 13, 2012
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Regulation
Court Decision on Health Care to Trigger Compliance Frenzy
No more waiting on the sidelines. It’s time to get ready to implement upcoming provisions of the Affordable Care Act and assess the financial fallout.
By
Jeff Mamorsky
| July 6, 2012
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Risk Management
Time’s Up on 401(k) Fee-Disclosure Compliance
With the new regulations set to take effect on July 1, new potential breaches of fiduciary duty are looming.
By
Jeff Mamorsky
| May 15, 2012
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Risk Management
Company Hit for $35 Million in 401(k) Fee Case
Among other breaches of fiduciary duty, ABB Inc. failed to monitor recordkeeping fees and revenue-sharing payments to its retirement plan's trust company.
By
Jeff Mamorsky
| April 11, 2012
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Risk & Compliance
DoL Gets Tough on Retirement-Plan Enforcement
New rules will soon be proposed to provide stronger protections against fiduciary negligence, and plan sponsors should aim to divert some obligations to plan providers.
By
Jeff Mamorsky
| March 19, 2012
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Retirement Plans
New Rules Wreak Havoc for Retirement-Plan Sponsors
Come July, newly required disclosures by plan service providers could translate to headaches for CFOs.
By
Jeff Mamorsky
| February 21, 2012
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Retirement Plans
DOL Makes Nice on ‘Investment Advice’
Plan sponsors and committees can now help plan participants allocate their retirement funds.
By
Jeff Mamorsky
| January 17, 2012
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Retirement Plans
What’s a “Fiduciary”? Keep Fingers Crossed
Pressure from companies and finance firms will result in a new, business-friendly definition of the word as it pertains to retirement plans. At least, let's hope so.
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Jeff Mamorsky
| October 18, 2011
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