Colorado Code § 24-51-1102

Reduction of a service retirement benefit - disclosure of service agreements by employers - definitions
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(1) Except as otherwise provided in part 17 of this
article, employment of a retiree by an employer, whether or not in a position subject to
membership, that exceeds the daily or hourly calendar year limits stated in section 24-51-1101
(1) shall result in a reduction of the benefit of such retiree by five percent per day for any part of
a day that exceeds said limits. Any reduction of benefits pursuant to the provisions of this
subsection (1) that exceeds one hundred percent of the benefit shall be carried forward to reduce
future months' benefits.
(2) Employment of a retiree by an employer, whether or not in a position subject to
membership, that occurs during the month of the effective date of retirement shall result in a
reduction of the benefit of such retiree by five percent per day for any part of a day that the
retiree works during such month. Any reduction of benefits pursuant to the provisions of this
subsection (2) that exceeds one hundred percent of the benefit shall be carried forward to reduce
future months' benefits.
(3) Each employer shall provide a copy to the association of any tax-related information
on its employees or other individuals or firms whereby the employer receives services in any
form, pursuant to rules promulgated by the association. In addition, each employer shall provide
a copy to the association of any agreement, contract, letter of understanding, or other
arrangement whereby the employer will receive services in any form, upon request by the
association.
(4) For purposes of subsections (1) and (2) of this section, "employment" shall be
determined by the association consistent with the internal revenue service's guidance in revenue
ruling 87-41, 1987 - 1 C.B. 296, as revised from time to time.

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