In guidance issued today, the Treasury and IRS acknowledge the delayed contribution date for pension plans. Notice 2020-82 confirms that the due date for delayed contributions under CARES Act Section 3608 is January 4, 2021.
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Jander Update and Upcoming Webinars
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Colorado Passes Paid Family and Medical Leave Ballot Initiative – Proposition 118
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ERIC Urges Oregon to Clarify the Employer Exemption in its Paid Family and Medical Leave Law
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DOL Finalizes Rule on ESG Investing
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New DOL Rule Creates Certainty and Consistency for Fiduciaries
ERIC is pleased that the Department of Labor took our concerns seriously when considering the final rule on ‘Factors in Selecting Plan Investments.’ We especially appreciate the Department, including our asks to use the terms ‘pecuniary’ and ‘non-pecuniary’ instead of ‘ESG’ and easing some documentation requirements.
House Introduces Retirement Legislation, Presidential Memorandum on Pension Crisis, DOL ERISA Advisory Council Nominations
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ERIC Urges Agencies to Confirm Due Date for Delayed Funding Contributions & DOL ERISA Advisory Council Nominations
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Growing Patchwork of State and Local Paid Leave Laws Overburdens Large Employers that Offer Paid Leave
Paying the Way: Large Employers and the State Paid Leave Patchwork highlights the valuable paid leave benefits offered by large, multistate employers and their success in designing and delivering these critical benefits to millions of employees and their families across the country.
Notarization Trade Letter, Updated HEROES Act, & CalSavers Registration
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