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Requesting a Refund - TRS

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future benefits associated with the service creditsuch as eligibility for a retirement annuity, deathbenefits, and retiree health insurance.• You may terminate <strong>TRS</strong> membership byapplying for a refund and withdrawing youraccount, but defer receipt of taxable income byrolling your funds over to another qualified plan ortraditional Individual Retirement Account (IRA). See"Federal Income Tax Implications" below for moreinformation.Federal IncomeTax Implications<strong>Refund</strong>ed amounts that represent tax-sheltered contributionsare subject to a mandatory 20 percent federalincome tax withholding unless you elect to roll overall eligible amounts to another qualified plan or to a traditionalIndividual Retirement Account (IRA). A 10 percentearly withdrawal penalty assessed by the InternalRevenue Service (IRS) may also be applicable.All or a portion of your refund that is eligible for rollovermay be rolled over. For more information regardingamounts in your <strong>TRS</strong> account that are eligible for rolloverand types of accounts eligible to receive rolled overamounts, see Special Tax Notice Regarding Your RolloverOptions Under the Teacher Retirement System of Texasattached to the Application for <strong>Refund</strong> form (<strong>TRS</strong> 6).3

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