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ASOP 4 | §2.8 | CONTRIBUTION ALLOCATION PROCEDURE

A procedure that determines one or more actuarially determined contributions for a plan. The procedure uses an actuarial cost method and may use an asset valuation method, an amortization method, or an output smoothing method. The procedure may produce a single value, such as normal cost plus an amortization payment of the unfunded actuarial accrued liability, or a range of values, such as the range from the ERISA minimum required contribution to the maximum taxdeductible amount.
ASOP 4 | Commentary Section 2.8 | COMMENT ON SECTION 2.8
Section 2.8, Contribution Allocation Procedure
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One commentator suggested changing the second sentence in section 2.8 to state, “The procedure uses an actuarial cost method and may use an asset valuation method, an amortization method, and/or an output smoothing method.”The reviewers disagree and made no change as the use of “and/or” is inconsistent with ASOP style since the use of “or” incorporates “and.”
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