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Labor and Welfare, U.S. Senate

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Should the Senate let ESOP managers rely on an independent appraiser's value of private company stock?

Retire through Ownership Act (S. 2403)

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People in employee-owned companies would see their plan managers allowed to rely on an independent appraiser's value for company stock that isn't publicly traded.

  • Lets an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) fiduciary rely on an independent expert's valuation to set fair market value
  • Applies only to securities not traded on a national securities exchange
  • Requires the appraiser to follow the methodology in Ruling 59-60

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