Nevada § 422A.495 - Payment of matching funds by fiduciary organization; limitation on amount of matching funds account holder may accrue; limitation on authorized administrative expenses of fiduciary organization; regulations
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§ 422A.495. Payment of matching funds by fiduciary organization; limitation on amount of matching funds account holder may accrue; limitation on authorized administrative expenses of fiduciary organization; regulations
1. If the Individual Development Account Program is established, the State Treasurer
must provide money obtained pursuant to NRS 422A.492 to fiduciary organizations for the purpose of funding matching payments by fiduciary
organizations pursuant to subsection 2. A fiduciary organization may accept and solicit additional gifts, grants and donations
for the Program. A fiduciary organization shall notify the State Treasurer of any such gifts, grants
or donations received. 2. A fiduciary organization shall match amounts deposited by the account holder according
to a formula established by the fiduciary organization and approved by the State Treasurer. The fiduciary organization shall match and maintain on deposit in the individual
development account not more than $5 for each $1 deposited by the account holder in
his or her individual development account. 3. The fiduciary organization shall deposit the matching deposits made by the fiduciary
organization pursuant to subsection 2 in a savings account that is: (a) Jointly held by the account holder and the fiduciary organization that requires
the signatures of both for withdrawals; or (b) Controlled by the fiduciary organization and is separate from the savings account
of the account holder. 4. Account holders shall not accrue more than $3,000 of matching funds under subsection
2 in any 12-month period. A fiduciary organization may designate a lesser amount as a limit on matching funds
made in any 12-month period. 5. A fiduciary organization shall maintain on deposit sufficient funds to cover the
agreements to match the amounts deposited by the account holder for all individual
development accounts administered by the fiduciary organization. 6. A fiduciary organization shall not expend more than 5 percent of the total amount
of money accepted from the State Treasurer pursuant to subsection 1 to pay for its
administrative expenses. 7. The State Treasurer may adopt regulations to establish a maximum total amount of
money that may be deposited as matching funds into an individual development account.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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