CALCULATION OF AMOUNT OF ANNUITY BENEFIT UNDER THIS ENDORSEMENT Sample Clauses

CALCULATION OF AMOUNT OF ANNUITY BENEFIT UNDER THIS ENDORSEMENT. If a Charge for taxes applies in your jurisdiction as described in Section 8.06 of this Contract, such amount will be deducted before determining your initial scheduled Required Payment Under Section 72(s)(2)(B). Except for [Inbound Exchanges Where Payments Have Started], the amount of the initial scheduled Required Payment Under Section 72(s)(2)(B) is determined by dividing your Annuity Account Value as of the Inherited NQ Payment Starting Date by a divisor representing your initial life expectancy period, as shown in Attachment A. For purposes of calculating your 2021INHNQ-IE scheduled Required Payments under Section 72(s)(2)(B), we round the numbers in Attachment A down to the whole number based on your age as of the first anniversary of the date of death of the Deceased Holder of the Source Contract in the calendar year in which payments begin under the Annuity Benefit described in this Endorsement. If Required Payment Under Section 72(s)(2)(B) starts in the calendar year of the date of death of the Deceased Holder of the Source Contract, we round the numbers in Attachment A down to the whole number based on your age as of the date of death of the Deceased Holder of the Source Contract. Each subsequent annual scheduled Required Payment Under Section 72(s)(2)(B) is determined by dividing your remaining Annuity Account Value as of the Inherited NQ Payment Anniversary Date by your remaining life expectancy. On the first day of each subsequent Annual Payout Period, the remaining life expectancy is reduced by 1. Under an [Inbound Exchange Where Payments Have Started], the amount of the initial scheduled Required Payment Under Section 72(s)(2)(B) is determined by dividing your Annuity Account Value as of the Inherited NQ Payment Starting Date by applying the divisor representing your initial life expectancy period, as shown in Attachment A, based on your age as of the first anniversary of the date of death of the Deceased Holder of the Source Contract, minus the number of years that have passed since the first anniversary of the date of death of the Deceased Holder of the Source Contract. Each subsequent annual scheduled Required Payment Under Section 72(s)(2)(B) under this Contract is determined by dividing your remaining Annuity Account Value as of the Inherited NQ Payment Anniversary Date by your remaining life expectancy. On the first day of each subsequent Annual Payout Period, the remaining life expectancy is reduced by 1. If the Inherited NQ Payment A...
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CALCULATION OF AMOUNT OF ANNUITY BENEFIT UNDER THIS ENDORSEMENT. If a Charge for taxes applies in your jurisdiction as described in Section 8.06 of this Contract, such amount will be deducted before determining your initial scheduled Required Payment Under Section 72(s)(2)(B). The amount of the initial scheduled Required Payment Under Section 72(s)(2)(B) is determined by dividing your Annuity Account Value as of the Inherited NQ Payment Starting Date by a divisor representing your initial life expectancy period, as shown in Attachment A. For purposes of calculating your scheduled Required Payments under Section 72(s)(2)(B), we round the numbers in Attachment A down to the whole number based on your age as of December 31 of the calendar year in which payments begin under the Annuity Benefit described in this Endorsement. Each subsequent annual scheduled Required Payment Under Section 72(s)(2)(B) is determined by dividing your remaining Annuity Account Value as of the Inherited NQ Payment Anniversary Date by your remaining life expectancy. On the first day of each subsequent Annual Payout Period, the remaining life expectancy is reduced by 1.

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