28 Tex. Admin. Code § 13.543 - Approved PEO's Conduct with Respect to the Plan and Trust
(a) Assessed contributions. Contributions
assessed by the approved PEO from clients for coverage for their participants
must be sufficient to fund at least 100 percent of the plan and trust's
aggregate stop-loss retention, as provided in Division 6 of this subchapter,
plus all other expenses of the plan and trust.
(b) Payments to the trust. An approved PEO
must transfer to the trust all payments from clients or participants that
represent or that are intended as contributions to the trust as soon as those
amounts can reasonably be segregated from the approved PEO's general assets,
but no later than 15 days after receipt. These payments are plan
assets.
(c) Reimbursement from plan
assets. An approved PEO may be reimbursed by the trust for its reasonable
expenses incurred to:
(1) establish and
initially administer the plan and trust; and
(2) comply with this subchapter, including
contracting for stop-loss insurance and fidelity coverage.
(d) Transactions with respect to plan and
trust. An approved PEO in its transactions with respect to the plan and trust
must not:
(1) deal with plan assets in its
own interest or for its own account;
(2) act on behalf of or represent a person
whose interests are adverse to the interests of the plan or the interests of
its participants; or
(3) receive
any consideration from any person dealing with the plan and trust in connection
with a transaction involving plan assets.
(e) Conduct with respect to plan and trust.
An approved PEO's conduct with respect to the plan and trust must remain in
compliance with applicable federal and state laws.
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