Pension Funds Act 24 of 1956 & Regulations; General Pensions Act 29 of 1979; Government Employees Pension Law, 1996 & Rules (Proclamation 21 of 1996) 11e

About this Publication:

The 11th edition of this pocket-sized book reflects the law as at 25 June 2018.

Contents Include:

• Key Addresses
• Quick Finder for Key Topics
• PART A: Pension Funds Act 24 of 1956
  • PENDLEX: Act 9 of 2017
  • Regulations
    • Pension Funds Regulations
    • Statistical information
    • Recognition of Foreign Exchanges
    • Conditions of Exemption of Pension Funds
    • Conditions of Authorisation of Liquidators to make payments to Members and Beneficiaries before submission of Final Accounts and Reports
    • Services for which Remuneration shall be payable to Liquidators of Pension Funds, and tariffs
    • Conditions for administration of Pension Funds, 2002
    • Conditions for Schemes for Apportionment of Actuarial Surpluses of Umbrella Funds, 2003
    • Methods of Apportionment deemed to be Equitable, 2003
    • Requirements imposed by the FSB for nominees to operate in SA, 2007
    • Regulatory reporting requirements for retirement funds
    • Rate of interest payable on amounts and values in terms of section 13A(7)
    • Notice on report by a valuator in relation to a Statutory Actuarial Valuation, 2010
    • Rate of interest for purposes of s. 19(5)(b)(iii)
    • Notice of MIR Assumptions, 2013
    • Notice on Valuation Exemption, 2014
    • Prescribed financial statements applicable to the different categories of funds
    • Notice on the Appointment of a Valuator, 2014
    • Appointment of a Principal Officer in terms of section 8 of the Act
  • PART B: General Pensions Act 29 of 1979
  • PART C: Government Employees Pension Law, 1996 (Proclamation 21 of 1996) 
    • Law
    • Rules of the Government Employees Pension Fund
    • Pension benefits in terms of Severance Package
    • Transitional provisions
  • PART D: Appendix
    • Excerpts from the Income Tax Act 58 of 1962
      • PENDLEXES: Act 25 of 2015; Act 2 of 2016
    • Excerpts from the National Credit Act 34 of 2005

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