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Maryland Code, State Personnel and Pensions § 30-205

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) Under the program, the State and the participating employees shall contribute, to the extent required, toward the purchase of annuity contracts.

(b) A participating employee may elect to make contributions to no more than two designated companies under the program for the same payroll period, if the Board of Trustees determines that the election of more than one designated company is administratively feasible.

(c)(1) On behalf of each participating employee, the State shall contribute 7.25% of the participating employee's annual earnable compensation.

(2) If a participating employee's compensation is paid from special or federal funds or both, the State's contribution to the program shall be paid from those funds.

(d) The Central Payroll Bureau shall pay contributions to the appropriate designated company for the benefit of each participating employee.

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