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Under the Internal Revenue Code (IRC), qualified plans and 403(b) plans are required to be in writing and to contain certain provisions specified under the IRC and associated Treasury Regulations, in addition to reflecting compliant design provisions. Qualified plans and 403(b) plans must satisfy the plan document requirements of the IRC and be operated in accordance with the requirements of the IRC as a condition to receiving tax-favored status. See this practice note to learn more about remedial amendment periods during which qualified plans can be amended to meet the rules.
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