Puerto Rico:
Puerto Rico Legislation May Require Changes To Retirement Plans
03 May 2017
McDermott Will & Emery
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Puerto Rico enacted new legislation in February that will
require changes to tax-qualified retirement plans covering Puerto
Rico employees, including both Puerto Rico-only and dual-qualified
(US and Puerto Rico) retirement plans. Act No. 9-2017 revises a
number of Puerto Rico qualified retirement plan rules including
contribution limits, rules related to nondiscrimination testing and
employer deductions for retirement plan contributions. Questions
remain about how and when to implement these changes, but the 2017
Act became effective immediate upon enactment, so plan sponsors
should be prepared for the possibility of mid-year 2017 changes to
their retirement plans.
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