Code sections 4971, 4972, 4973(a)(3), 4975, 4976, 4977, 4978, 4978A, 4978B, 4979, 4979A and 4980 impose various excise taxes in connection with employee benefit plans. Form 5330 is used to compute and collect these taxes.
US Code:
26 USC 4972
Name of Law: Taxes on failure to meet minimum funding standards
US Code:
26 USC 4973(a)(3)
Name of Law: Tax on excess contributions to certain tax-favored accounts and annuities
US Code:
26 USC 4975
Name of Law: Tax on prohibited transactions
US Code:
26 USC 4971
Name of Law: Taxes on failure to meet minimum funding standards
US Code:
26 USC 4976
Name of Law: Taxes with respect to funded welfare benefit plans
US Code:
26 USC 4977
Name of Law: Tax on certain fringe benefits provided by an employer
US Code:
26 USC 4978
Name of Law: Tax on certain dispositions by employee stock ownership plans and certain cooperatives
US Code:
26 USC 4979
Name of Law: Tax on certain excess contributions
US Code:
26 USC 4980
Name of Law: Tax on reversion of qualified plan assets to employer
US Code:
26 USC 6103
Name of Law: Confidentiality and Disclosure of Returns and Return Information
Form and Instruction revised, adding 22 Line Items and 22 Code References, resulting in an increase of burden hours to 540,145.
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