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8.03.04: How to complete the UAAL Remittance Advice Form for Universities (Non-Member/Non-ORP)
8.03.04: How to complete the UAAL Remittance Advice Form for Universities (Non-Member/Non-ORP)
When submitting payments for universities, use the R0411C_UniversityRemittanceAdvice to calculate and record payments remitted for unfunded actuarial accrued liability (UAAL) contributions that universities owe on non-members/non-ORP employees.* Because the form now calculates required payment amounts for you, we recommend that you complete the form online before printing it.
To complete the UAAL Remittance Advice for Universities:
- Complete the first line of the form with your reporting unit information.
- Enter the non-member/non-ORP* wages for the pay period. Hit Enter or Tab.
- The amounts due for both pension UAAL and health UAAL are calculated based on the wages entered. (The total amount due is calculated for your records; neither ORS nor DTMB Financial Services uses this figure.)
- Make a payment for each amount, using the receipt type indicated on the form. Write down the Automated Clearing House (ACH) confirmation numbers. For more information, see section 8.03.02: How to make a payment.
- Enter the ACH confirmation numbers and the date paid for each amount on the form where indicated.
- Enter the total number of non-member/non-ORP employees where indicated.
- Complete the last two lines.
- Print and sign the form.
- Fax or email a scanned copy of the completed, signed form as directed at the bottom of the form.
*Non-member/non-ORP employees are individuals hired on or after Jan. 1, 1996 (excluding full-time faculty and full-time administrators), who would have been required to be a MPSERS member if not for the enactment of Public Act (PA) 272 of 1995. See PA 488 of 1996 for more information about this definition.
Last updated: 12/12/2014