2023 Form 5500 filing — Central Iowa Sheet Metal Workers Health Fund

Plain-English filing summary

According to public Form 5500 filings published through the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) via the EFAST2 system, this is the 2023 Form 5500 filing (EFAST2 acknowledgement 20240909100008NAL0004381393001) for Central Iowa Sheet Metal Workers Health Fund, reported by Central Iowa Sheet Metal Workers Health Fund - Joint Board Of under EIN 42-1378576 and plan number 501. It reports 486 participants. Attached schedules in the loaded dataset include Schedule H (large plan financials), Schedule C (service provider compensation).

EFAST2 acknowledgement
20240909100008NAL0004381393001
Filing year
2023
Form type
1
Plan sponsor
Central Iowa Sheet Metal Workers Health Fund - Joint Board Of
EIN
42-1378576
Plan number
501
Location
Des Moines, IA
Participants
486
Schedules available
Schedule H, Schedule C
Received date
not reported in the loaded dataset

Reported financial snapshot (2023)

Total assets (EOY)
$14,088,525
Total liabilities (EOY)
$765,112
Net assets (EOY)
$13,323,413
Employer contributions
$8,096,636
Participant contributions
$251,482
Total income / additions
$9,604,854
Benefits paid
$6,748,182
Administrative expenses
$520,919
Total expenses
$7,269,101
Net increase / (decrease)
$2,335,753
Schedule source
Schedule H

Reported service provider compensation (Schedule C)

Compensation reported on the 2023 filing
ProviderServiceDirect comp.Indirect comp.
The Segal Company (Midwest), Inc.not reported in the loaded dataset$65,165not reported in the loaded dataset
Sheet Metal Workers Int'L Union 45not reported in the loaded dataset$58,745not reported in the loaded dataset
Deboer & Associates, Pcnot reported in the loaded dataset$24,223not reported in the loaded dataset
Fiducient Advisorsnot reported in the loaded dataset$15,450not reported in the loaded dataset
Blake & Uhlig, P.A.not reported in the loaded dataset$14,058not reported in the loaded dataset

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