This is a question that gets asked often these days, especially as we get close to filing time. While there is some degree of uncertainty, most experts agree that ACA reporting will remain a requirement for the 2018 filing season. Below is a brief summary of the Law as we look into 2019: The Individual […]
read more
Starting in November The IRS began sending letter 226J for the collection of potential Employer Shared Responsibility penalties. These penalties are most commonly associated with employees receiving an Exchange subsidy. We anticipate additional rounds of letters to be issued in the weeks ahead. It is entirely possible your client may receive a letter simply based on a mistake […]
read more
Recent news of 600,000 sign ups into the Federal Health Exchange in the first week provides a small glimmer of hope for the ACA. Nothing more motivating then scarcity – think Black Friday for health insurance. However, the effort to maintain or grow enrollment for the 2018 is unlikely especially when the enrollment period has […]
read more
The Affordable Care Act has faced some uncertainty over the last six months with a House and Senate repeal bills. It looks as if plans for an immediate repeal are put on the back burner and a bipartisan solution may be the likely outcome. This 45-minute webcast will attempt to pinpoint where ACA is headed over […]
read more
As we outlined in a previous post the ACA repeal process is complicated and unpredictable. We see four possible longer term outcomes although recent voting suggests some of these options may be less likely. What do you think will happen? – Let us know and participate in our one question poll: Stay the same (no […]
read more
The road to repeal and replacing The ACA is complicated and will take some time to be successful. The AHCA, the House ACA Repeal bill that passed in May has weak support by industry trade groups as well as low public opinion. Much of the concern centers on the elimination of Medicaid and Obamacare subsidies that is […]
read moreHere’s a concise explanation on how the repeal process could play out [highlight dark=”no”]http://healthcostmanager.com/aca-repeal-process-timeline/[/highlight]
read more
We are pleased to announce two upcoming events at EmployeeTech: ACA – What to Consider for 2016 and Beyond– Wednesday March 1 at 1 PM Central (Chicago) Presenter – Ben Conley, Partner Seyfarth Shaw, Chicago IL The Trump administration made this point loud and clear: Priority #1 is to repeal and replace the Affordable Care […]
read moreWe are pleased to announce two upcoming events at EmployeeTech: ACA – What to Consider for 2016 and Beyond– Wednesday March 1 at 1 PM Central (Chicago) Presenter – Ben Conley, Partner Seyfarth Shaw, Chicago IL The Trump administration made this point loud and clear: Priority #1 is to repeal and replace the Affordable Care […]
read more
Last year on December 28, we were alerted a month from the approaching deadline that the forms and filing requirements had moved two and three months out to address challenges. This was a fairly drastic move within a month of a significant compliance deadline. I bring this up almost a year later because the uncertainty […]
read more