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STATE OF NEVADA457(b) Deferred Compensation and OBRA Plans December 31, 2023 Performance Report Geoff Hildreth Performance Analyst ghildreth@hyasgroup.comRasch Cousineau Senior Consultant rcousineau@hyasgroup.com

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How to fill out deferred compensation and obra

1. Gather necessary information about your compensation package.
2. Determine the amount you wish to defer to the compensation plan.
3. Complete the deferred compensation form, entering your personal details and chosen deferral amount.
4. Review and understand the plan's terms and conditions.
5. Submit the completed form to your HR department or plan administrator.
6. For OBRA, ensure you meet the eligibility requirements.
7. Fill out the OBRA form by providing your employment details and other necessary information.
8. Submit the OBRA form to your employer on time.

Who needs deferred compensation and obra?

1. High-income earners looking to defer a portion of their salary for tax benefits.
2. Employees in companies that offer deferred compensation plans as part of their benefits package.
3. Individuals planning for retirement and seeking to manage their tax liabilities.
4. Employees working under government contracts that require OBRA compliance.

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What is deferred compensation and obra?

Deferred compensation refers to a portion of an employee's income that is paid out at a later date, typically to provide tax advantages or to encourage long-term employment. OBRA, or the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act, includes various provisions related to funding and managing deferred compensation plans, particularly for government employees.

Who is required to file deferred compensation and obra?

Employers who offer deferred compensation plans to their employees must file the necessary OBRA forms and reports. This may include government entities, nonprofit organizations, and private businesses that provide such benefits.

How to fill out deferred compensation and obra?

To fill out deferred compensation and OBRA forms, employers must gather information about the deferred payments, participants, and the terms of the plan. The forms generally require details such as the employee's name, Social Security number, the amount of deferred compensation, and the specifics of the plan. It’s essential to follow the instructions provided by the IRS and relevant regulatory bodies.

What is the purpose of deferred compensation and obra?

The purpose of deferred compensation and OBRA is to provide individuals with a means to save for retirement while deferring taxes on the income until it is received. OBRA regulations help ensure these plans are properly managed and tax-compliant.

What information must be reported on deferred compensation and obra?

Information that must be reported includes the total amount of deferred compensation, participant details (name and Social Security number), the structure of the compensation plan, and any applicable tax details.