Montana § 19-3-1113 - Contributions Required For Retirees Who Return To Work
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§ 19-3-1113. Contributions Required For Retirees Who Return To Work
Contributions required for retirees who return to work. (1) Beginning July 1, 2013, each employer shall contribute the amount specified in 19-3-316 and the state shall contribute the amount specified in 19-3-319 for retired members who return to work in a covered position but who, under the provisions of 19-3-1106 (4), have not become active members. (2) Retired members who return to active service under the provisions of 19-3-1106 are subject to the employee, employer, and state contributions set forth in 19-3-315 , 19-3-316 , and 19-3-319 .
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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