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Monthly ACA Reporting Information To Be Collected

In early 2016 two sets of healthcare coverage reporting requirements will come into effect. Under tax code sections 6055 and 6056, employers must...

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Employer Mandate Rules and Seasonal Workers After 2015

Employers face a number of issues when it comes to seasonal workers. The most predominant issue is whether employers are required to provide them...

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Determining When a Seasonal Employee Becomes Eligible For Health Care Coverage

Employers face a number of issues when it comes to seasonal workers. The most predominant issue is whether employers are required to provide them...

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Health Care Coverage and Seasonal Workers

Employers face a number of issues when it comes to seasonal workers. The most predominant issue is whether employers are required to provide them...

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What Employers Need To Do To Prepare For The PPACA Mandate

When the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act’s (PPACA) employer mandate was delayed, human resources professionals took a breather. Now those...

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IRS Increases 2015 FSA Contribution Limit

The IRS announced that for 2015 the maximum annual contribution limit for employer sponsored health flexible spending accounts (FSAs) will increase...

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Excise Tax Hit in 2018 Anticipated by Employers

Roughly half of large U.S. employers will begin to hit the thresholds triggering the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA’s) excise tax on high-value plans in...

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Play or Pay in 2015 — So Many Requirements, So Little Time

2015 is getting close and the Employer Shared Responsibility Mandate (“Play or Pay”) under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is almost here. So what does...

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Is Aggressive Regulatory Enforcement a Challenge for Your Company?

Stepped-up rulemaking and enhanced federal agency enforcement has caused 56% of all U.S. employers, more than half, to express concern.

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