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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

161.643 Records and annual reports for annuitants employed by school districts or

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agencies -- Penalty for noncompliance -- System may require more frequent
reporting.
(1)Each school district, institution, and agency employing annuitants of the retirement
system shall have on file at the retirement system's office an annual summary report
of the days employed and the compensation paid to each annuitant, the sick leave
reporting requirements established by KRS 161.155(10)(f), and other data as
required by administrative regulation of the board of trustees no later than August 1,
following the completion of each fiscal year.
(2)The retirement system may impose a penalty on the employer not to exceed one
thousand dollars ($1,000) when the employer does not meet the August 1 filing date
or fails to provide the information required for employment of annuitants of the
retirement system. However, the retirement system may waive the penalty for good
cause.
(3)The retirement system may promulgate administrative regulations in accordance
with KRS Chapter 13A to require employers to report more frequently than on an
annual basis.
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