Washington Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 23, 2016) |
Title 415. Retirement Systems, Department of |
Chapter 415-02. General provisions. |
Section 415-02-010. Identification. |
Section 415-02-020. Authority. |
Section 415-02-030. Definitions. |
Section 415-02-050. State Environmental Policy Act—Interface. |
Section 415-02-060. What happens if I do not cash a warrant or check? |
Section 415-02-080. Identification of members. |
Section 415-02-100. Can I have my insurance premiums deducted from my retirement allowance? |
Section 415-02-110. Determination of employee status. |
Section 415-02-115. How is separation determined for retirement eligibility? |
Section 415-02-120. Investigative subpoenas. |
Section 415-02-130. Will I receive retirement account information? |
Section 415-02-140. What is excess compensation and how is the employer's excess compensation billing calculated? |
Section 415-02-175. May I establish service credit for the time I was on an unpaid authorized leave of absence? |
Section 415-02-177. May I purchase additional service credit? |
Section 415-02-178. May I purchase an annuity? |
Section 415-02-180. Is it possible to receive more than one month of service credit in a single retirement plan for a calendar month? |
Section 415-02-200. Can I transfer former LEOFF Plan 1 service? |
Section 415-02-250. Retiree medical accounts established under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) section 401(h). |
Section 415-02-300. How does the department adopt and use actuarial factors? |
Section 415-02-310. How does the department use my age in calculating benefits? |
Section 415-02-320. Early retirement factors. |
Section 415-02-340. Monthly benefit per $1.00 of accumulation for defined benefit plans. |
Section 415-02-345. TRS Plan 1 Option 1 benefit factors. |
Section 415-02-350. What are cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) and how are they calculated? |
Section 415-02-360. What is the optional cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for PERS Plan 1 and TRS Plan 1? |
Section 415-02-370. Factors for establishing or restoring service credit. |
Section 415-02-380. How will my retirement benefit be affected if I choose a benefit option with a survivor feature? |
Section 415-02-500. Property division in dissolution orders. |
Section 415-02-510. How can a property division dissolution order give my ex-spouse an interest in my Plan 1 or 2 retirement account? |
Section 415-02-520. How can my Plan 1 or 2 retirement account be split by a property division dissolution order? |
Section 415-02-530. How can a property division dissolution order give my ex-spouse an interest in part of my Plan 3 retirement account? |
Section 415-02-540. How can my Plan 3 retirement account be split by a property division dissolution order? |
Section 415-02-550. What happens to my defined contributions if I transfer to Plan 3 after the department of retirement systems accepts my property division dissolution order? |
Section 415-02-700. Are fallen heroes' survivor benefits nontaxable? |
Section 415-02-710. What is the $150,000 death benefit? |
Section 415-02-720. What does the department charge for processing split payments? |
Section 415-02-740. What are the IRS limitations on maximum benefits and maximum contributions? |
Section 415-02-750. How does the department comply with Internal Revenue Code distribution rules? |
Section 415-02-751. How does the department comply with Internal Revenue Code rollover rules? |
Section 415-02-752. How does the department comply with Internal Revenue Code compensation limit rules? |
Section 415-02-753. How does the department comply with Internal Revenue Code vesting rules? |
Section 415-02-754. How does the department comply with Internal Revenue Code definitely determinable benefit rules? |
Section 415-02-755. How does the department comply with Internal Revenue Code USERRA rules? |
Section 415-02-756. How does the department comply with Internal Revenue Code exclusive benefit rules? |