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IRS minimum present value segment rates

The three monthly spot segment rates the IRS publishes under IRC §417(e)(3)(D) for minimum lump-sum present values and under §430(h)(2)(C) for single-employer funding, in percent.

Current value: Segment 1 (payments in years 1–5): 4.62%; Segment 2 (years 6–20): 5.62%; Segment 3 (years 21+): 6.51% as of 2026-07.

IRS minimum present value segment rates — IRC §417(e)(3)(D); IRC §430(h)(2)(C); monthly IRS interest-rate notices. 79 rows, 2020-01 through 2026-07. Every row links to itself: #2026-07 is the current one.
MonthSegment 1 (payments in years 1–5)%Segment 2 (years 6–20)%Segment 3 (years 21+)%
2020-011.91%2.93%3.54%
2020-021.73%2.72%3.35%
2020-032.22%3.08%3.73%
2020-041.58%2.88%3.24%
2020-051.08%2.78%3.47%
2020-060.74%2.57%3.32%
2020-070.59%2.25%3.01%
2020-080.52%2.22%3.03%
2020-090.51%2.31%3.15%
2020-100.54%2.38%3.28%
2020-110.53%2.31%3.09%
2020-120.51%2.26%3.01%
2021-010.5%2.38%3.17%
2021-020.51%2.54%3.45%
2021-030.69%2.92%3.69%
2021-040.67%2.84%3.47%
2021-050.61%2.84%3.54%
2021-060.63%2.7%3.32%
2021-070.63%2.51%3.1%
2021-080.66%2.5%3.12%
2021-090.7%2.55%3.06%
2021-100.87%2.74%3.16%
2021-111.02%2.72%3.08%
2021-121.16%2.72%3.1%
2022-011.41%3.02%3.36%
2022-021.88%3.35%3.7%
2022-032.44%3.71%3.94%
2022-043%4.22%4.17%
2022-053.23%4.59%4.69%
2022-063.64%4.8%4.78%
2022-073.67%4.67%4.73%
2022-083.79%4.62%4.69%
2022-094.48%5.26%5.07%
2022-105.1%5.83%5.68%
2022-115.09%5.6%5.41%
2022-124.84%5.15%4.85%
2023-014.74%4.98%4.84%
2023-024.99%5.12%4.96%
2023-035%5.2%5.15%
2023-044.77%4.97%5.13%
2023-054.91%5.15%5.34%
2023-065.26%5.23%5.16%
2023-075.35%5.28%5.1%
2023-085.45%5.52%5.43%
2023-095.58%5.66%5.56%
2023-105.77%6.14%6.19%
2023-115.5%5.76%5.83%
2023-125.01%5.13%5.15%
2024-014.89%5.14%5.29%
2024-024.97%5.22%5.37%
2024-034.99%5.19%5.37%
2024-045.24%5.48%5.61%
2024-055.18%5.41%5.62%
2024-065.09%5.28%5.52%
2024-074.92%5.25%5.59%
2024-084.5%4.96%5.4%
2024-094.17%4.76%5.25%
2024-104.42%5.04%5.46%
2024-114.66%5.25%5.57%
2024-124.65%5.28%5.63%
2025-014.74%5.55%5.92%
2025-024.65%5.38%5.81%
2025-034.5%5.33%5.86%
2025-044.51%5.49%6.07%
2025-054.5%5.57%6.23%
2025-064.43%5.46%6.13%
2025-074.38%5.41%6.13%
2025-084.2%5.29%6.08%
2025-094.06%5.12%5.93%
2025-104.01%5.04%5.83%
2025-114.07%5.15%6.01%
2025-124.03%5.17%6.11%
2026-014.03%5.2%6.12%
2026-023.96%5.15%6.11%
2026-034.24%5.35%6.25%
2026-044.27%5.34%6.22%
2026-054.42%5.47%6.31%
2026-064.49%5.43%6.18%
2026-074.62%5.62%6.51%

Source and verification

Source
IRS — Minimum Present Value Segment RatesIRS monthly notices under §417(e)(3)(D) and §430(h)(2)(C) (the three segment rates; published under §430(h)(2)(F)), spot rates for the month
Regulation
IRC §417(e)(3)(D); IRC §430(h)(2)(C); monthly IRS interest-rate notices
Verified
September 9, 2026Against: IRS 'Minimum Present Value Segment Rates' page (irs.gov/retirement-plans/minimum-present-value-segment-rates); the monthly IRS notices (irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-26-NN.pdf) for the months the page does not carry yet.How: scripts/segmentRateIngest.js reproduced 77 of 77 committed months through 2026-05 from the live page (the page's own horizon that day). scripts/irsNoticeIngest.js read every 2026 rate notice (nine): the seven months the page carries agree with it; 2026-06 (Notice 2026-44) and 2026-07 (Notice 2026-51) come from the notices, each stated twice in its notice (prose and the §417(e) table) and agreeing.
Publication rule
Published monthly; the source typically lags the calendar by up to 3 months. The latest period held here is 2026-07.

Cite this page: ActuarialOS, “IRS minimum present value segment rates”, https://actuarialos.io/reference/irs-segment-rates — verified 2026-09-09.

In Excel: =aos_EconMonthlyLookup("Segment 1", 2026, 6) The ActuarialOS Excel add-in is free and returns this series with one worksheet function. Download the add-in.

In ActuarialOS these rates feed the §430 funding target and the §417(e) minimum lump sum on every funding run, read from this same library; the 24-month averages and stabilized rates are derived from them in the engine. About the platform.

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