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Before proceeding, contact your employer’s Plan Administrator to discuss your permitted distributions.  \nIn addition, it is important that you read the Rollover Explanation For Qualified Plans and 403(b) Plans —Special Tax Notice Regarding Plan Payments included in this booklet.  \nTo request a distribution from a 403(b) custodial account, you must complete:  \nForm A — 403(b) Participant’s Request for Distribution completed in its entirety, may be used to request a distribution either on its own or in combination with other forms as indicated below for certain distribution requests. Exception: Form A is NOT used for Required Minimum Distributions-use only Form D below.  \nNote: Please refer to the Rollover Explanation For Qualified Plans and 403(b) Plans-Special Tax Notice Regarding Plan Payments for rollover rules  \nFinancial Hardship:  \nForm A — 403(b) Participant’s Request for Distribution, and Form B — 403(b) Financial Hardship Certification Form  \nDirect Rollover:  \nIf you have met the qualifications for a distribution and are electing to roll the proceeds directly into an individual retirement account, 403(b) or other qualified plan account, please complete:  \nForm A — 403(b) Participant’s Request for Distribution, and Form C — 403(b) Direct Rollover/Affirmative Election Form  \nNote: Please refer to the Rollover Explanation For Qualified Plans and 403(b) Plans-Special Tax Notice Regarding Plan Payments for rollover rules  \nQualified Domestic Relations Order (“QDRO”):  \nForm A — 403(b) Participant’s Request for Distribution, and  \nForm C — 403(b) Direct Rollover/Affirmative Election Form (if direct rollover is desired)  \nRequired Minimum Distributions:  \nForm D — 403(b) Required Minimum Distribution Election Form  \nIRS Form W-4R — Substitute Withholding Certificate for Nonperiodic Payments and Eligible Rollover Distributions:  \nIf any form you are required to complete includes a Federal Withholding Election section you would provide the election on the form(s) you are completing. A substitute IRS Form W-4R is attached at the end of this booklet which has Marginal Rate Tablesand “Suggestion for determining withholding” instructions. You may use these tables and instructions to help you select the appropriate withholding rate.  \nFor more information on IRS Form W-4R, please refer to IRS Publication 505 “Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax”, under the heading “Pensions and Annuities.” The form and Publication 505 are available [at ](at www.irs.gov)[www.irs.go](at www.irs.gov)[v](at www.irs.gov).  \nPlans-Please note: This booklet is 19 pages in its entirety, and consists of four separate forms, a special tax notice and a substitute IRS Form W-4R. Different forms are required depending upon the type of distribution you are requesting. Please be sure to print and complete all pages of each form needed for your distribution type. You must return the appropriate completed forms as identified in the instructions above to avoid processing delays.  \nImportant Information for Nonresident Aliens: In the absence of a tax treaty exemption, nonresident aliens, nonresident alien beneficiaries, and foreign estates generally are subject to a 30% federal withholding tax on the taxable portion of periodic or nonperiodic pension payments from U.S. sources. For details, see Publication 515,“Withholding of Tax on Nonresident Aliens and Foreign Entities”, and Publication 519,“U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens”. A foreign person should submit Form W-8Ben,“Certificate of Foreign Status of Beneficial Owner for United States Tax Withholding” along with their request. See page 4 of the Rollover Explanation For Qualified Plans and 403(b) Plans-Special Tax Notice Regarding Plan Payments.  \nGeneral Instructions for 403(b)(7) Distributions 403(b)—8/2026  \n| Regular mail: Impax Funds\u003Cb","cbCaimkg6SPYceiO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimkg6SPYceiO","pdf",558459,19,"English","# General Instructions for 403(b)(7) Distributions\n## Important Information and Contact Details\n## Distribution Types and Required Forms\n## IRS Withholding and Nonresident Alien Guidance\n# Form A — 403(b) Participant’s Request for Distribution\n## Participant Information\n## Beneficiary Information (if applicable)\n## Reason for Distribution","[{\"question\":\"When can a 403(b) account be distributed and what should you do before requesting one?\",\"answer\":\"403(b) accounts generally may not be distributed before age 59½ except for specific permitted distributions. 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