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Section E: Acknowledgement of Receipt of Federal Tax Information Disclosure (required)
The IRS requires PERS to notify you of the tax consequences of taking a distribution by providing the
Federal Tax Information Disclosure.
By signing Section F you are acknowledging that you have received and read the Federal Tax Information Disclosure.
You have 30 days to review your distribution options and the associated tax consequences. PERS will not process your
payment until the 30-day period has passed unless you check the box to waive your right to this 30-day period. If you
check the waiver box, PERS will process your distribution as soon as possible.
If PERS is unable to process your distribution within 180 days from the signature date in Section F, the IRS requires us to
provide the Federal Tax Information Disclosure again, and you will need to complete a new Acknowledgement of Receipt
of Federal Tax Information Disclosure form. We will contact you if this happens.
Section G: Retirement options (required)
Section F: Member signature (required)
You must sign and date in Section F to acknowledge the statements in Sections D and E and declare the information you
have provided on this page is true to the best of your knowledge and belief.
Notice: Senate Bill 1049, passed by the Oregon Legislature in 2019, lifted most restrictions on working after retirement
for calendar years 2020 through 2024. As a result of House Bill 2296, passed by the Oregon Legislature in 2023, these
rules will now continue through December 31, 2034. During these years, most PERS retirees who retire at “normal”
retirement age may return to work for a PERS-participating employer and still collect their PERS retirement benets with
no limitations imposed by PERS. Your employer may have other limitations on your work hours.
Find more information on the PERS website, including owcharts, to see if you can work unlimited hours while
continuing to receive your pension benet.
Early retiree PERS Work-After-Retirement limitations
If you retire early, follow these guidelines to continue to receive your PERS benets if you go back to work for
one or more public employer(s) in Oregon:
• Make sure you have a complete break from any PERS-participating employment for at least six full months after
your retirement date, before returning to work, if you want to work unlimited hours.
• If you do not have a six-month break, as an OPSRP early retiree, you may work less than 600 hours in a
calendar year as a retiree. More details about these limitations can be found on the PERS website.
Social Security limitations
If you are receiving Social Security benets and have not reached “full retirement age” (FRA) under Social Security, the
Social Security Administration and PERS have additional limitations on your employment. If you have not reached FRA,
you may need to limit your hours to stay within the income allowed under the annual Social Security income limits. For
details, go to the Social Security website.
Important: We highly recommend you read and understand “Section A: OPSRP Pension Program - Part One: Retirement
Options and Part Two: Other Things to Know” your OPSRP Pension Program and Individual Account Program Pre-
Retirement Guide before lling out this section.
Any corrections, alterations, or omissions in this section may require a new application to be submitted which could cause
a delay processing your benets.
Select only ONE of the ve options listed.
See your OPSRP Pension Program and Individual Account Program Pre-Retirement Guide for information regarding
registered domestic partners.
You can change your option by submitting a new, signed and notarized retirement application up to your eective
retirement date. The option choice becomes irrevocable on your eective retirement date. To change your eective
retirement date see instructions in Section B.
Small Benet Cash Out (SBCO) information – Some members may receive an estimate or letter stating their monthly
OPSRP pension unreduced single life benet will be less than $200 a month and they will receive a SBCO. Although a
SBCO may be paid in lieu of a monthly pension benet, the SBCO is not a selectable benet option. All retiring members
must chose a valid option in Section G and complete the beneciary designation in Section H.