Following requests by the IAA and others, the DOL has extended its grace period for compliance with its new Fiduciary Exemption through January 31, 2022 – and says it won’t enforce the specific requirements pertaining to rollovers until June 30, 2022.
The IAA has asked the DOL to delay compliance with the DOL Fiduciary Exemption until it has completed additional related regulatory action, or for at least six months from the current December 20, 2021 deadline, to give advisers additional time to update their processes
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IRS Updates Life Expectancy Tables Used to Determine Required Minimum Distributions November 17, 2020 The IRS has adopted updates to life expectancy tables used to calculate required minimum distributions from...
IRS Issues FAQs on CARES Act Retirement Plan, IRA Provisions Upcoming Guidance to be Consistent with 2005 Katrina Guidance May 6, 2020 The IRS has issued new FAQs on...
IRS Provides Relief for RMD Notifications in Connection with the SECURE Act February 7, 2020 The SECURE Act increased the age at which individuals are required to take a...
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