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The document outlines the procedures and options for withdrawing funds from the Tax Deferred Annuity (TDA) program of the Board of Education Retirement System of New York City. It details how to request a refund, including options for electronic funds transfer, direct rollovers, and hardship distributions. The document also explains tax implications associated with withdrawals, including mandatory withholding and conditions for hardship distributions. Additionally, it provides information on retirement options, resignations, required distributions, and guidelines for surviving spouses and beneficiaries.

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What happens to my TRS if I quit NYC?

Teachers Retirement System of the City of New York Once you withdraw your funds from TRS, your current membership will cease. If, at a later date, you are reappointed to a TRS-eligible position, you would be treated as a new member and placed in the tier for new members.

How do I withdraw from TRS NYC?

If you elect to receive a Direct Withdrawal, TRS will forward your withdrawal amount via Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) to the bank account we have on file for you. (Generally, if you are paid on the City of New York payroll through direct deposit, TRS should have your account information on file.)

What is a TDA hardship withdrawal?

You may request to withdraw all or part of your post-1988 TDA contributions if a sudden and heavy financial hardship leaves you unable to reasonably meet certain expenses, and other resources are unavailable to you.

How much tax do I pay on TDA withdrawal?

TAX CONSEQUENCES The IRS requires that TRS withhold 20% of any taxable amount you withdraw that you do not instruct TRS to directly roll over or directly transfer to an eligible successor program(s). This 20% would be forwarded to the IRS and credited toward your taxes for the year of distribution.

What qualifies as a hardship withdrawal?

Under the Internal Revenue Code (IRC), Tax-Deferred Annuity (TDA) Program participants who are under age 59 may withdraw their post-1988 TDA contributions if they have a sudden and heavy financial need that they are unable to reasonably meet through other financial resources.