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BrieflyView pdf version of the month October 2004 Briefly Employer Newsletter October 2004 Legislative UpdateStudy Bill #50 was originally submitted by the TFFR Board with modifications to the retiree return to work provisions that would require employee and employer contributions to be paid on all salary received by the retiree. The bill has been amended to include only the following provisions:
Retirement Eligibility ProfilesTFFR can provide school districts with a Retirement Eligibility Profile report. This report gives the district a 30 year projection regarding TFFR member retirement eligibility (Rule of 85 or age 65). The report also contains the names of the individuals for workforce planning purposes. The information must be kept confidential. If you would like a Retirement Eligibility Profile report for your district, please contact our office.
Teachers/LegislatorsIf any of your TFFR employees are serving in the 2005 Legislative Assembly, please notify our office in writing and review the options available for reporting these members to TFFR.
Employer Service PurchaseEmployers may purchase service credit on behalf of TFFR members under certain conditions. These conditions are outlined on the back of the enclosed "Employer Service Purchase" form. Any employer interested in developing a program and purchasing service credit on behalf of a member should contact the administrative office for a cost statement. The completed "Employer Service Purchase" form must accompany the purchase payment to TFFR.
Late/Incomplete ReportingPolicies and timelines regarding employer reporting are in place to make sure the member data supplied by employers is accurate and timely. This data is used to determine a member's eligibility and benefit payment amount. If a member retires or withdraws from the fund and the employer report is late or inaccurate, a member can be over or under paid. TFFR payments and reports must be postmarked no later than the 15th day of each month following the month in which the members' salaries are paid. If the 15th falls on a weekend or holiday, the payment and report are due on the next business day. The North Dakota Century Code states that employers who fail to file required TFFR reports and payments may be subject to a civil penalty of $250 and interest. In addition, the Department of Public Instruction may withhold foundation aid until reports and payments are made. We all know that doing things correctly the first time saves time in the long run. Most employer reporting problems can be avoided by simply reviewing information for accuracy before it is sent to TFFR, along with sending payments and complete reports on time.
2003-04 TFFR Retiree Return to Teach StatisticsLink to an image of the 2003-04 TFFR Retiree Return to Teach Statistics and/or read the data below. Total Retirees: 89
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