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SHARP provides healthcare assistance for eligible retirees and eligible dependents
The Defined Benefit Church Plan (DB) is the “legacy” pension plan for eligible employees who have pre-2000 service
The Adventist Retirement Plan, since January 1, 2000, is the defined contribution plan for eligible employees
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SHARP provides healthcare assistance for eligible retirees and eligible dependents
The Defined Benefit Church Plan (DB) is the “legacy” pension plan for eligible employees who have pre-2000 service
The Adventist Retirement Plan, since January 1, 2000, is the defined contribution plan for eligible employees
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Home > Resources > FAQs > Is my RA/Lump Sum considered taxable income?

Is my RA/Lump Sum considered taxable income?

Yes, if you asked for the funds to be sent directly to you.

No, if you rolled the funds into a retirement account such as an IRA or a tax-sheltered annuity (TSA).