SECTION 10. UNADJUSTED
Internal Revenue Bulletin 2007-25 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
MORTALITY EXPERIENCE
.01 In General . The following information must be provided in tabular form for all individuals within each population for whom the use of a separate mortality table is requested, for each year of the Experience Study Period, and for the Experience Study Period in its entirety, for all ages be
Experience Study Periods for different plans within the Permissive Group are not permitted. Thus, a plan that does not have mortality experience for the entire Experience Study Period may not be included in the Permissive Group. Similarly, a plan that was acquired subsequent to the first day of the Experience Study Period may be included in the Permissive Group only if the applicant includes mortality experience for the full Experience Study Period. Thus, in such cases, the mortality experience study must include mortality experience that occurred before the date of acquisition.
.02 A plan that came into existence by reason of a spinoff from the Plan (or from a plan within the Permissive Group) during the Experience Study Period may be included in the Permissive Group. In such a case, the period of time covered by the mortality experience study with respect to the spun off plan will begin as of the date of the spinoff. However, the mortality experience of the individuals covered by the spun off plan from the first day of the Experience Study Period to the date of the spinoff would be included as part of the experience of the single plan that existed before the spinoff.
.03 In order to demonstrate credible mortality experience, the number of deaths during each year of the Experience Study Period (and, in total, for the entire Experience Study Period) within each population for which the use of substitute mortality tables is requested must be provided in tabular form.
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