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Benefits Annuity Fund Plan Your Participant Account Employer contributions payable
pursuant to collective bargaining agreements are allocated to your Participant
Account. The amount in your Participant Account represents an undivided
interest in the Annuity Fund and reflects income gains or losses, appreciation
and depreciation, and your allocable share of Annuity Fund expenses.
You may roll over or transfer contributions from another tax-qualified
plan or individual retirement account or annuity into this Plan, which
will accumulate in a separate account under your name. You may not make
contributions to the Annuity Fund.
You are not entitled to an allocation of Contributions until contributions to the Annuity Fund are made by the Employer and received by the Annuity Fund. After the close of each Plan Year, you will receive an annual report regarding the status of your Account as of the last Valuation Date for that Plan Year. You are entitled to receive benefits under the Plan upon your termination of employment which occurs due to retirement with the Employer, termination of employment with the Employer, or death. You must apply for benefits in writing on a form prescribed by the Trustees. Your Account is valued and is payable as follows:
Upon termination of employment
with an Employer, you may request a direct rollover of a distribution
from your Account to another tax-qualified plan (that accepts rollovers)
or an individual retirement account ("IRA") or annuity. If
you choose to receive the distribution in cash, it is subject to 20%
mandatory federal income tax withholding by the Annuity Fund (except
to the extent of any required minimum distribution after age 70 ). There
is no direct rollover or income tax withholding if your distribution
for the year is reasonably expected to total less than $200.
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