Correction by plan amendment Sample Clauses

Correction by plan amendment. In order to complete correction by plan amendment (as permitted under section 4.06) during the correction period, the appropriate application (i.e., the Form 5300 series or Form 6406) must be submitted before the end of the correction period. .04 Substantial completion of correction. Correction of an Operational Failure is substantially completed by the last day of the correction period only if the requirements of either paragraph (1) or
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Correction by plan amendment. In order to complete correction by plan amendment (as permitted under section 4.05), the appropriate determination letter application must be submitted before the end of the plan’s applicable remedial amendment period described in Rev. Proc. 2007-44.
Correction by plan amendment. In any case in which correction of a Qualified Plan failure includes correction of a Plan Document Failure or correction of an Operational Failure by plan amendment as permitted under section 4.06, other than adoption of a model amendment or a standardized or prototype plan, the amendment must be submitted to the Service for approval under the appropriate application form (i.e., Form 5300 series or Form 6406) to ensure that the amendment satisfies applicable qualification requirements.
Correction by plan amendment. In a case in which correction of a Qualification Failure includes correction of a Plan Document Failure, Demographic Failure, or Operational Failure by plan amendment, a determination letter application may be required. See section 4.06.
Correction by plan amendment. In a case in which correction of a Qualification Failure includes correction of a Plan Document Failure or Demographic Failure, or an Operational Failure by plan amendment, as permitted under section 4.05, other than the adoption of an amendment designated by the Service as a model amendment or the adoption of a prototype or volume submitter plan for which the Plan Sponsor has reliance on the plan’s opinion or advisory letter as provided in Rev. Proc. 2003-6, 2003-1 I.R.B. 191, the amendment must be submitted to the Service (see section 11.11 for the VCP mailing address) for approval under the appropriate application form (i.e., Form 5300 series or Form 6406) to ensure that the amendment satisfies applicable qualification requirements.
Correction by plan amendment. In any case in which correction of a Quali- fied Plan failure includes correction of a Plan Document Failure or correction of an Operational Failure by plan amend- ment as permitted under section 4.06, other than adoption of a model amend- ment or a standardized prototype plan, the amendment must be submitted to the Ser- vice for approval under the appropriate application form (i.e., Form 5300 series or Form 6406) to ensure that the amend- ment satisfies applicable qualification requirements.
Correction by plan amendment. In order to complete correction by plan amendment (as permitted under section 4.06) during the correction period, the appropriate application (i.e., the Form 5300 series or Form 6406) must be sub- mitted before the end of the correction period.
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