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Code · Vermont · Title 3 — Executive · Chapter 19

§ 579.

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§ 579. Warrant for State’s share of contribution
(a)Employees not members of a retirement system. The Commissioner of Finance and Management is hereby directed to issue his or her warrant in favor of the Vermont State Treasurer, agent, for the amounts necessary to pay the State’s share of the contribution due the federal government as the result of such agreement being made applicable to the services of employees of the State who are not members of a State retirement system. The contribution of the State to cover members whose salaries are paid from other than the General Fund appropriation shall be paid from the department appropriation from which such members’ salaries are paid. It is further directed that after July 1, 1957, these amounts be charged back to the individual departmental appropriations.
(b)Members of Vermont Employees’ Retirement System. The Commissioner of Finance and Management is hereby directed to issue his or her warrant in favor of Vermont State Treasurer, agent, for the amounts necessary to pay the employer’s share of the old age and survivors insurance tax due the federal government as the result of the coverage agreement authorized by this chapter being extended to employees of the State who are members of the Vermont Employees’ Retirement System. It is further directed that after July 1, 1957 this tax be charged back to the individual departmental appropriations.
(c)Members of Vermont State Retirement System. The Commissioner of Finance and Management is hereby directed to issue his or her warrant in favor of Vermont State Treasurer, agent, for the amounts necessary to pay the employer’s share of the old age and survivors insurance tax due the federal government as the result of the coverage agreement authorized by this chapter being extended to employees of the State who are members of the Vermont State Retirement System and who were not subject to the provisions of subsection
(b)of this section as in effect on June 30, 1972. It is further directed that after July 1, 1972 this tax be charged back to the individual departmental appropriations. (Amended 1971, No. 231 (Adj. Sess.), § 3; 1983, No. 195 (Adj. Sess.), § 5(b).)
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