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Labor Organization Annual Financial Reports for Trusts in which a Labor Organization is Interested, Form T-1

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Jul 29, 2019· U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Redmond, Sean P.· LMSO-2019-0001-0007

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To conform to the statutory requirement that trust reporting is “necessary to prevent the circumvention or evasion of [the LMRDA's] reporting requirements,” the 2003 Form T-1 rule developed the “significant trust in which the labor organization is interested” test. It did so by utilizing the section 3(l) statutory definition of “a trust in which a labor organization is interested” and an administrative determination of when a trust is deemed “significant.” 68 FR at 58477-78. The LMRDA defines a “trust in which a labor organization is interested as:

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