Georgia § 45-18-36 Salary deductions; records of individual account information

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§ 45-18-36 — Salary deductions; records of individual account information

Georgia § 45-18-36

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O.C.G.A. § 45-18-36 (2026).

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(a)The salary reduction or deductions referred to in this article shall be instituted:

(1)At the request of the participating employees by the payroll departments applicable to the respective employees; or (2) Pursuant to an automatic enrollment arrangement permitted by and operated in accordance with applicable federal laws and regulations.

(b)Records of participation agreements, payroll deductions, investment options, and other individual account information shall be maintained as confidential by the administrator. The records shall not be disclosed except as necessary to accomplish the purposes of this article or in cases where a subpoena has been issued for the purpose of discovery or as otherwise authorized in writing by the employee. This prohibition shall not bar federal, state,

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(a) The salary reduction or deductions referred to in this article shall be instituted: (1) At the request of the participating employees by the payroll departments applicable to the respective employees; or (2) Pursuant to an automatic enrollment arrangement permitted by and operated in accordance with applicable federal laws and regulations. (b) Records of participation agreements, payroll deductions, investment options, and other individual account information shall be maintained as confidential by the administrator. The records shall not be disclosed except as necessary to accomplish the purposes of this article or in cases where a subpoena has been issued for the purpose of discovery or as otherwise authorized in writing by the employee. This prohibition shall not bar federal, state, or local tax authorities from such access to the records as may be necessary to establish the tax status or liability of a participating employee.