Common use of Excess Amount Clause in Contracts

Excess Amount. The term "Excess Amount" means any contributions or allocations that are in excess of the limits under □ 415 for the year (and for years prior to 1/1/02, the □ 403(b)(2) exclusion allowance limit for the year).

Excess Amount. The term "Excess Amount" means any contributions or allocations that are in excess of the limits under □ § 415 for the year (and for years prior to 1/1/02, the □ § 403(b)(2) exclusion allowance limit for the year).

Excess Amount. The term "Excess Amount" means any contributions or allocations that are in excess of the limits under □ 415 for the year (and for years prior to 1/1/02, the or □ 403(b)(2) 403(b)(2)(the exclusion allowance limit limit) for the year).

Excess Amount. The term "Excess Amount" means means, in the case of a 403(b) Plan, any contributions or allocations that are in excess of the limits under □ § 415 for the year (and for years prior to 1/1/02, the □ 403(b)(2) or § 403(b)(2)(the exclusion allowance limit limit) for the year).

Excess Amount. The term "“Excess Amount" ” means any contributions contribu- tions or allocations that are in excess of the limits under □ § 415 for the year (and for years prior to 1/1/02, the □ § 403(b)(2) exclusion allowance limit for the year).

Excess Amount. The term "Excess Amount" means any contributions or allocations that are in excess of the limits under □ . 415§ 415 for the year (and for years prior to 1/1/02, the □ § 403(b)(2) exclusion allowance limit for the year).

Excess Amount. The term "Excess Amount" means any contributions or allocations that are in excess of the limits under □  415 for the year (and for years prior to 1/1/02, the □  403(b)(2) exclusion allowance limit for the year).