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SECTION 4. APPLICATION

Internal Revenue Bulletin 2002-24 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States

PROCEDURES

.01 A plan sponsor of an Eligible Qualified Plan may apply to have the failure to timely amend the plan resolved under this revenue procedure by filing a complete GUST determination letter application by September 3, 2002. If the application is filed on or after July 17, 2002, the application should include a check or money order, made payable to the U.S. Treasury, in the amount of the fee determined under section 3.04. This fee and the appropriate determination letter user fee, if applicable, should be paid using separate checks or money orders, each appropriately annotated. The phrase “Rev. Proc. 2002–35” should be written in bold at the top of the Form 5300 or Form 5307. The application should be sent to the appropriate address in section 6.18 of Rev. Proc. 2002–6, 2002–1 I.R.B. 203. .02 If the Service determines that a plan for which a GUST determination letter application has been filed by September 3, 2002, is a GUST late amender, and the plan sponsor has not submitted payment of the fee under section 3.04, the Service will contact the plan sponsor to offer the sponsor the opportunity to request consideration under this procedure, or, if the plan is not an Eligible Qualified Plan, under Rev. Proc. 2001– 17. Therefore, plan sponsors of late amended plans that have filed GUST determination letter applications before July 17, 2002, need take no further action until contacted by the Service.

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