Texas Teacher Retirement System Sample Clauses

Texas Teacher Retirement System. For performance of Superintendent duties, the District shall supplement the Superintendent's salary by an amount equal to the Superintendent's portion of the member contribution to the Texas Teacher Retirement System (“TRS”) during the Term of this Contract, including any extensions thereof. This supplement shall include both the retirement and TRS-Care parts of the TRS member contribution, as applicable. This additional salary supplement for services rendered shall be paid to the Superintendent in regular monthly payroll installments and shall be reported as "creditable compensation" by the District for purposes of TRS, to the extent permitted by TRS.
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Texas Teacher Retirement System. The District shall supplement the Superintendent's annual salary, for performance of Superintendent duties, by an amount equal to the Superintendent's portion of the monthly member contribution to the Texas Teacher Retirement System ("TRS") beginning on July 1, 2022, and continuing for the term of this Contract, with any extensions made by the Board. This additional salary supplement shall be paid to the Superintendent in regular monthly payroll installments and shall be reported as "creditable compensation" by the District for purposes of TRS, to the extent permitted by TRS.
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Texas Teacher Retirement System. The District shall make the Superintendent’s portion of the monthly contribution to the Texas Teacher Retirement System on behalf of the Superintendent in the percentage amount required by the Texas Teacher Retirement System for the account of the Superintendent.
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Texas Teacher Retirement System. The District shall supplement the Superintendent's salary, for performance of Superintendent duties, by an amount equal to the Superintendent's portion of the member contribution to the Texas Teacher Retirement System ("TRS") during the term of this Contract, including any extensions thereof. This supplement shall include both the retirement and TRS-Care parts of the TRS member contribution, as applicable but shall not be limited by Internal Revenue Code (IRC) §401(a)(17)(A). In other words, for purposes of calculating the amount of supplemental salary under this section, the supplemental salary shall be calculated as if the Superintendent entered the TRS System prior to September 1, 1996. This additional salary supplement for services rendered shall be paid to the Superintendent in regular monthly payroll installments and shall be reported as "creditable compensation" by the District for purposes of TRS, to the extent permitted by TRS.
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