Oklahoma Code § 20-1103.3

Title 20. Courts: Deduction of employee contributions – Picked up
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contributions.
A.  Employee contributions shall be deducted by the employer for
such benefits as the Board is authorized to administer as provided
for by law.  Employee and employer contributions shall be remitted
monthly, or as the Board may otherwise provide, to the Executive
Director for deposit in the State Judicial Retirement Fund.
B.  The employer shall pick up under the provisions of Section
414(h)(2) of the federal Internal Revenue Code and pay the
contribution which the member is required by law to make to the
System for all compensation earned after December 31, 1999.
Although the contributions so picked up are designated as member
contributions, such contributions shall be treated as contributions
being paid by the participating employer in lieu of contributions by
the member in determining tax treatment under the federal Internal
Revenue Code and such picked up contributions shall not be
includable in the gross income of the member until such amounts are
distributed or made available to the member or the beneficiary of
the member.  The member, by the terms of this System, shall not have
any option to choose to receive the contributions so picked up
directly and the picked up contributions must be paid by the
participating employer to the System.
C.  Member contributions which are picked up shall be treated in
the same manner and to the same extent as member contributions made
prior to the date on which member contributions were picked up by
the participating employer.  Member contributions so picked up shall
be included in gross salary for purposes of determining benefits and
contributions under the System.
D.  The employer shall pay the member contributions from the
same source of funds used in paying salary to the member, by
effecting an equal cash reduction in gross salary of the member.

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