Additional Contributions definition

Additional Contributions means contributions made by a member of a defined benefit plan to
Additional Contributions means contributions made by a member of a defined benefit plan to purchase various types of optional service credit as allowed by the applicable retirement plan.
Additional Contributions means contributions made by members in addition to normal contributions under Sections 31504 and 31627.

Examples of Additional Contributions in a sentence

  • Additional contributions of wellness incentives not to exceed $900/year (in $300 increments) to the HRA will be granted if the Employee meets requirements outlined in plan specifications.


More Definitions of Additional Contributions

Additional Contributions means further grant payments eligible to the Grant Recipient where the Authority in its sole discretion evaluates and determines that the location and design of the Woodland will deliver specific public benefits. Agreement Map means the final application map(s) submitted to the Authority and sent to the Grant Recipient with the Grant Funding Agreement. If the Grant Recipient submits key information on more than one map, then more than one map will be an Agreement Map; in particular, if the Grant Recipient is required to produce an Access Map, this will become an Agreement Map.
Additional Contributions is defined in Section 4.4.
Additional Contributions means any equity contributions made to the Issuer by or through its sole member, the proceeds of which are used, in substantial part, to acquire Additional Railcars or to fund Optional Modifications.
Additional Contributions means any contribution, other than the Initial Contribution, made by the Company to the Trust.
Additional Contributions. Contributions made above and beyond those Contributions raised as part of the Initial Offering by Initial Members.
Additional Contributions has the meaning set forth in Section 3.2.
Additional Contributions means the con- tributions provided for in subdivision (d), Section 5, of this ordinance.1