District Of Columbia § 47-4505 - Administration and initial implementation of the Program.

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§ 47-4505. Administration and initial implementation of the Program.

47-4505
(a)

The Chief Financial Officer shall take such action as may be necessary to effectuate the Trust, issue regulations with respect to the Program, and in connection therewith, the Trust, and otherwise initiate the implementation and administration of the Program consistent with this chapter. The Chief Financial Officer shall continue to administer and maintain the Program in a manner to ensure that the Program continues to qualify as a qualified tuition program under section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 [26 U.S.C. § 529].

(b)

The Chief Financial Officer shall use the funds authorized in , [(j) repealed], § 47-4503(r), and to pay for the staff and non-personal services needed to administer the Program.

(c)

The Chief Financial Officer shall develop and implement the Program in a manner consistent with this chapter. To administer the Program, the Chief Financial Officer may:

(1)

Retain the services of consultants, administrators, and other personnel, as necessary, to administer the Program:

(2)

Execute contracts, college savings agreements, and other necessary instruments;

(3)

Enter into agreements with eligible institutions of higher education and other public or private entities for the administration or promotion of the Program;

(4)

Solicit and accept gifts, grants, loans, or other aid from any source or participate in any government program for purposes consistent with this chapter;

(5)

Impose and collect reasonable administrative fees for a transaction involving college savings agreements and transactions affecting the Program;

(6)

Procure insurance against a loss of assets of the Program;

(7)

Endorse insurance coverage written exclusively for the purpose of protecting a college savings agreement and the account owner or designated beneficiary of the account;

(8)

Designate terms under which money may be withdrawn from the Program;

(9)

Establish the methods by which the funds held in accounts are disbursed;

(10)

Establish additional procedural and substantive requirements for participation in, and the administration and promotion of, the Program;

(11)

Seek rulings and other guidance from the Internal Revenue Service and agencies of the federal government relating to the Program;

(12)

Make changes to the Program required for the participants in the Program to obtain the federal income tax benefits or treatment provided by § 529 of the Internal Revenue Code, or successor legislation; and

(13)

Delegate any and all duties, obligations, responsibilities, rights, and powers assigned and granted to the Chief Financial Officer under this chapter to the Trustee to be carried out and exercised in his or her capacity as Trustee.

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