Common use of VCR Clause in Contracts

VCR. The VCR program enables a sponsor of a Qualified Plan to voluntarily disclose to the Service Operational Failures it has discovered in its plans and to pay a fixed fee to the Service. The provisions of VCR are modified to: • grant, in appropriate cases, a waiver of the excise tax under §4974 for minimum required distribution failures that are corrected by the Plan Sponsor under VCR; • amplify the permissible correction methods under the Standardized VCR Program (SVP) (see Appendix A and Appendix B of this revenue procedure); and • clarify that sponsors may use Walk-in CAP for interrelated VCR and Walk-in CAP failures.

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Sources: Employee Plans Compliance Resolution System

VCR. The VCR program enables en- ▇▇▇▇▇ a sponsor of a Qualified Plan to voluntarily vol- untarily disclose to the Service Operational Opera- tional Failures it has discovered in its plans plan and to pay a fixed fee to the Service. The provisions of VCR are modified to: • grant, in appropriate cases, a waiver of the excise tax under §4974 for minimum required distribution failures fail- ures that are corrected by the Plan Sponsor under VCR; • amplify the permissible correction methods under the Standardized VCR Program (SVP) (see Appendix A and Appendix B of this revenue procedure); and • clarify that sponsors may use Walk-Walk- in CAP for interrelated VCR and Walk-in CAP failures.

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Sources: Closing Agreements

VCR. The VCR program enables a sponsor of a Qualified Plan to voluntarily disclose to the Service Operational Failures it has discovered in its plans and to pay a fixed fee to the Service. The provisions of VCR are modified to: C grant, in appropriate cases, a waiver of the excise tax under §4974 for minimum required distribution failures that are corrected by the Plan Sponsor under VCR; C amplify the permissible correction methods under the Standardized VCR Program (SVP) (see Appendix A and Appendix B of this revenue procedure); and C clarify that sponsors may use Walk-in CAP for interrelated VCR and Walk-in CAP failures.

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Sources: Rev. Proc. 2000 16