2009 Instructions For Schedule C (Form 5500) Service Provider Information Page 3

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Schedule C, available on the EBSA website at
and indirect compensation. Start with the most highly
compensated and list in descending order of compensation.
Enter in element (a) the person’s name and complete elements
Allocating Compensation Among Multiple Plans: Where
(a) through (h) as specified below. Use as many entries as
reportable compensation is received by a person in connection
necessary to list all persons and information required to be
with several plans or DFEs, any reasonable method of
reported.
allocating the compensation among the plans or DFEs may be
used provided that the allocation method is disclosed to the
Element (a). Enter the EIN for the person identified in element
plan administrator. In calculating the $5,000 threshold for
(a). If the name of an individual is entered in element (a) and
purposes of determining whether a person must be identified in
the individual does not have an EIN, enter the EIN of the
Part I, include the amount of compensation received by the
individual’s employer. If the person is self-employed and does
person that is attributable to the plan or DFE filing the Form
not have an EIN, you may enter the person’s address and
5500, not the aggregate amount received in connection with all
telephone number. Do not use a social security number in lieu
the plans or DFEs.
of an EIN. The Schedule C and its attachments are open to
public inspection and are subject to publication on the Internet.
Affiliates: For purposes of Schedule C reporting, an
Because of privacy concerns, the inclusion of a social security
“affiliate” of a person includes any person, directly or indirectly,
number on this Schedule C or any of its attachments may result
through one or more intermediaries, controlling, controlled by,
in the rejection of the filing.
or under common control with the person applying principles
consistent with the regulations prescribed under section 414(c)
Element (b). Select from the list below all codes that describe
of the Code.
the services provided and compensation received. Enter as
many codes as apply.
Line 1. Check “Yes” or “No” on line 1a to indicate whether you
are relying on the alternative reporting option for a person or
persons who received only “eligible indirect compensation.” If
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you check “Yes” on line 1a, provide as many entries in line 1b
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Accounting (including auditing)
11
Actuarial
as necessary to identify the person or persons who provided
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Claims processing
you with the necessary disclosures regarding the eligible
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Contract Administrator
indirect compensation. If any indirect compensation is either not
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Plan Administrator
of the type described below or if the plan did not receive the
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Recordkeeping and information management (computing,
written disclosures described below, the indirect compensation
tabulating, data processing, etc.)
is not “eligible indirect compensation” for purposes of Part 1.
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Consulting (general)
(1) Eligible Indirect Compensation: The types of indirect
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Consulting (pension)
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Custodial (other than securities)
compensation that can be treated as eligible indirect
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Custodial (securities)
compensation are indirect compensation that is fees or expense
20
Trustee (individual)
reimbursement payments charged to investment funds and
21
Trustee (bank, trust company or similar financial institution)
reflected in the value of the investment or return on investment
22
Insurance agents and brokers
of the participating plan or its participants finder’s fees “soft
23
Insurance services
dollar” revenue, float revenue, and/or brokerage commissions
24
Trustee (discretionary)
or other transaction-based fees for transactions or services
25
Trustee (directed)
involving the plan that were not paid directly by the plan or plan
26
Investment advisory (participants)
sponsor (whether or not they are capitalized as investment
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Investment advisory (plan)
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Investment management
costs).
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Legal
Investment funds or accounts for this purpose would include
30
Employee (plan)
mutual funds, bank commingled trusts, including common and
31
Named fiduciary
collective trusts, insurance company pooled separate accounts,
32
Real estate brokerage
and other separately managed accounts and pooled investment
33
Securities brokerage
vehicles in which the plan invests. Investment funds or
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Valuation (appraisals, etc.)
accounts would also include separately managed investment
35
Employee (plan sponsor)
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Copying and duplicating
accounts that contain assets of individual plans.
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Participant loan processing
(2) Required Written Disclosures: For the types of
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Participant communication
indirect compensation described above to be treated as eligible
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Foreign entity (e.g., an agent or broker, bank, insurance
indirect compensation for purposes of completing line 1, you
company, etc. not operating within jurisdictional boundaries of
must have received written materials that disclosed and
the United States)
described (a) the existence of the indirect compensation; (b) the
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Other services
services provided for the indirect compensation or the purpose
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Direct payment from the plan
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Investment management fees paid directly by plan
for payment of the indirect compensation; (c) the amount (or
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Investment management fees paid indirectly by plan
estimate) of the compensation or a description of the formula
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Insurance brokerage commissions and fees
used to calculate or determine the compensation; and (d) the
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Sales loads (front end and deferred)
identity of the party or parties paying and receiving the
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Other commissions
compensation. The written disclosures for a bundled
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Non-monetary compensation
arrangement must separately disclose and describe each
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Redemption fees
element or indirect compensation that would be required to be
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Product termination fees (surrender charges, etc.)
separately reported if you were not relying on this alternative
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Shareholder servicing fees
reporting option.
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Sub-transfer agency fees
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Finders’ fees/placement fees
If any person received eligible indirect compensation
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Float revenue
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and either direct compensation and/or indirect
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Distribution (12b-1) fees
compensation that does not meet the requirements of
CAUTION
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Recordkeeping fees
this line to be eligible indirect compensation, you cannot rely on
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Account maintenance fees
the alternative reporting option for that person and must
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Insurance mortality and expense charge
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Other insurance wrap fees
complete line 2 for each such person who received $5,000 or
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“’Soft dollar’ commissions”
more in direct and indirect compensation.
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Consulting fees
Line 2. Except for those persons and eligible indirect
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Securities brokerage commissions and fees
compensation for which you answered “Yes” to line 1 above,
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Other investment fees and expenses
complete as many entries as needed to list each person
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Other insurance fees and expenses
receiving, directly or indirectly, $5,000 or more in total direct
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Other fees
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