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North Dakota Code > Chapter 54-52.6 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan

North Dakota Code > Title 54 > Chapter 54-52.6 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan


Current as of: 2009
§ 54-52.6-01Definition of terms
§ 54-52.6-02Election
§ 54-52.6-03Transfer of accumulated fund balances
§ 54-52.6-04Administration
§ 54-52.6-05Direction of investments
§ 54-52.6-06Administrative expenses - Continuing appropriation
§ 54-52.6-07Participation in other plans
§ 54-52.6-08Credit of transfers
§ 54-52.6-09Contributions - Penalty
§ 54-52.6-09.1Acceptance of rollovers
§ 54-52.6-09.2Additional employer contributions
§ 54-52.6-09.4Military service under the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act - Member retirement credit
§ 54-52.6-10Vesting
§ 54-52.6-11Refund beneficiaries
§ 54-52.6-12Qualified domestic relations orders
§ 54-52.6-13Distributions
§ 54-52.6-14Disability benefits
§ 54-52.6-15Board to provide information
§ 54-52.6-16State income tax deductions
§ 54-52.6-17Exemption from state premium tax
§ 54-52.6-18Savings clause
§ 54-52.6-19Overpayments
§ 54-52.6-20Correction of records

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