A Practical guide to the new pension reform legislation
By: edited by Stephen A. Glasser.
Contributors: Glasser, Stephen A.
Publisher: Law Journal Press
Published: 1975
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 208
Subjects: Pension trusts -- Law and legislation -- United States.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Siegel, M. Outline of essential substantive, administrative and enforcement provisions of Employee retirement income security act of 1974.; title: Siegel, M. Overview: analysis of what legislation does.; title: Irish, L. E. Limitations on benefits and contributions.; title: Fay, R. Fiduciary responsibility.; title: Nassau, M. J. Reporting and record-keeping requirements.; title: Nassau, M. J. Fiduciaries required to perform as "prudent experts."; title: Reichler, R. Changes mandated for participation, vesting, and reporting.; title: Elkin, J. M. Funding standards.; title: Gelberg, F. and Blitz, H. E. Plan termination insurance.; title: Brodsky, S. Amendments needed to keep tax qualification.; title: Gelberg, F. and Blitz, H. E. Lump sum distributions: taxation in two separate ways.; title: Irish, L. E. H.R. 10, subchapter S and section 403(b) plans.; title: Kess, S. and Malin, F. An analysis of improvements for HR-10 plan.; title: Keogh, E. J. Fresh incentives for self-employed to set up plans.; title: Levin, N. A. Special considerations for multi-employer and collectively bargained plans.; title: Seitel, N. Congress' lengthy effort to enact reform.; title: Marchi, J. J. Many still unprotected by the reform bill.