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Code · CFR · Title 29 — Labor · Part 4041 · § 4041.2

§ 4041.2. Definitions.

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The following terms are defined in § 4001.2 of this chapter: affected party, annuity, benefit liabilities, Code, contributing sponsor, controlled group, distress termination, distribution date, EIN, employer, ERISA, guaranteed benefit, insurer, irrevocable commitment, IRS, mandatory employee contributions, normal retirement age, notice of intent to terminate, PBGC, person, plan administrator, plan year, PN, single-employer plan, standard termination, termination date, and title IV benefit.
In addition, for purposes of this part: Distress termination notice means the notice filed with the PBGC pursuant to § 4041.45. Distribution notice means the notice issued to the plan administrator by the PBGC pursuant to § 4041.47(c) upon the PBGC's determination that the plan has sufficient assets to pay at least guaranteed benefits. Majority owner means, with respect to a contributing sponsor of a single-employer plan, an individual who owns, directly or indirectly, 50 percent or more (taking into account the constructive ownership rules of section 414(b) and
(c)of the Code) of---
(1)An unincorporated trade or business;
(2)The capital interest or the profits interest in a partnership; or
(3)Either the voting stock of a corporation or the value of all of the stock of a corporation. Notice of noncompliance means a notice issued to a plan administrator by the PBGC pursuant to § 4041.31 advising the plan administrator that the requirements for a standard termination have not been satisfied and that the plan is an ongoing plan. Notice of plan benefits means the notice to each participant and beneficiary required by § 4041.24. Participant means---
(1)Any individual who is currently in employment covered by the plan and who is earning or retaining credited service under the plan, including any individual who is considered covered under the plan for purposes of meeting the minimum participation requirements but who, because of offset or similar provisions, does not have any accrued benefits;
(2)Any nonvested individual who is not currently in employment covered by the plan but who is earning or retaining credited service under the plan; and
(3)Any individual who is retired or separated from employment covered by the plan and who is receiving benefits under the plan or is entitled to begin receiving benefits under the plan in the future, excluding any such individual to whom an insurer has made an irrevocable commitment to pay all the benefits to which the individual is entitled under the plan. Plan benefits means benefit liabilities determined as of the termination date (taking into account the rules in § 4041.8(a)). Proposed termination date means the date specified as such by the plan administrator in the notice of intent to terminate or, if later, in the standard or distress termination notice. Residual assets means the plan assets remaining after all plan benefits and other liabilities (e.g., PBGC premiums) of the plan have been satisfied (taking into account the rules in § 4041.8(b)). Standard termination notice means the notice filed with the PBGC pursuant to § 4041.25. State guaranty association means an association of insurers created by a State, the District of Columbia, or the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico to pay benefits and to continue coverage, within statutory limits, under life and health insurance policies and annuity contracts when an insurer fails.
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