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The 1986 tax act made sweeping changes in retirement plans across the country. Although some of the changes took effect immediately, most became effective January 1, 1989. Among the broad array of new rules that retirement plans must comply with is the need for much better definition of plan participation vesting in funding requirements. And health plans, life insurance, and a host of other employee benefits are now required to meet new qualifications.

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