

CHAPTER 10
FUNDED NONQUALIFIED RETIREMENT PLANS
§ 10.01 Overview of Taxation of Plan Participants
-----[1] Plans Not Funded Through Trusts
-----[2] Annuities Used to Fund Nonqualified Plans
-----[3] Trusts Used to Fund Nonqualified Plans
-----[4] Annuity Payments Under a Plan Funded by a Trust or Annuity
-----[5] Non-Annuity Payments Under a Plan Funded by a Trust or Annuity
-----[6] Premature Distributions Under a Plan Funded by a Trust or Annuity
-----[7] Borrowing Under a Plan Funded by a Trust or Annuity
-----[8] Proceeds of Life Insurance Contracts
-----[9] Income Tax Withholding
§ 10.02 Attributes of Funded Nonqualified Plans
§ 10.03 Date Retirement Benefits May Begin
§ 10.04 Plans Not Funded Through Trusts
-----[1] Taxation of Interests Not Yet Vested
-----[2] Taxation of Income Earned by the Plan
-----[3] Treatment of Forfeitures Under the Plan
-----[4] Taxation of Proceeds from the Sale of Plan Property
-----[5] Gift of Unvested Property
-----[6] Grants of Stock Options to Employees
-----[7] Payments by Unfunded Government or Tax-Exempt Organization Plans
§ 10.05 Annuities Used to Fund Nonqualified Plans
§ 10.06 Trusts Used to Fund Nonqualified Plans
-----[1] Trust Plans Favoring Highly Compensated Employees
-----[2] Plan Disqualified Only Because Discriminatory
-----[3] Non-Discriminatory Plan Disqualified for Other Reasons
-----[4] Discriminatory Plan Also Disqualified for Other Reasons
§ 10.07 Penalty Tax on Premature Trust or Annuity Distributions
§ 10.08 Investment in a Plan (or Plan Program) Funded by a Trust or Annuity
-----[1] Identification of Plan Programs
-----[2] Determination of Employee Investment in a Plan Program
----------[a] Specified Contributions Less Previous Recovery of Investment
----------[b] Investment in a Plan or Plan Program Illustrated
----------[c] Trust Purchasing and Distributing an Annuity
§ 10.09 Annuity Payments from a Trust or Annuity Contract
-----[1] How Annuity Payments from a Trust or Annuity May Originate
-----[2] Amounts Received as an Annuity
----------[a] When Payments Are Taxable as Annuity Payments
----------[b] Variable Annuity Payments
----------[c] Interest Payments Not Annuity Payments
-----[3] Taxation of Annuity Payments
-----[4] A Plan’s Recoupment of Annuity Overpayments
§ 10.10 Non-Annuity Distributions from a Trust or Annuity Contract
-----[1] Taxation of Non-Annuity Distributions
-----[2] Certain Non-Annuity Payments Not Taxed
-----[3] Non-Annuity Payments Partially Taxed
-----[4] Non-Annuity Payments Fully Taxed
-----[5] Deduction of Loss on Final Non-Annuity Distribution
-----[6] Planning the Timing of a Lump Sum Distribution
-----[7] Conversion of Lump Sum Payment to Annuity Payments
§ 10.11 Special Treatment of Distributions of Employee Contributions
§ 10.12 Life Insurance Policy Owned by an Employer or Plan Trust
-----[1] Tax Treatment of Proceeds from Life Insurance Purchased by Employer or Plan
-----[2] Tax Treatment of Cost of Life Insurance Purchased by Employer or Plan
§ 10.13 Plan Distributions of Disability or Medical Reimbursement Benefits
§ 10.14 Plan Loans to Retirees
-----[1] Loans by Government Plans and Former Qualified Retirement Plans
-----[2] Loans by Other Funded Nonqualified Plans
§ 10.15 State Community Property Laws Generally Overridden
§ 10.16 Tax Withholding Under Funded Nonqualified Plans
-----[1] Income Tax Withholding on Contributions and Distributions
-----[2] Social Security (or FICA) Tax Withholding on Contributions and Distributions
§ 10.17 Estate or Gift Tax Imposed on Plan Benefits
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