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Large employers must not only offer coverage to avoid the shared responsibility employer mandate penalties, but the cost of coverage must also be affordable.   If you are a large employer required to provide health plan coverage to avoid the shared responsibility penalties, it is prudent to reevaluate your contribution structure each year ...

Most employers that sponsor a group health plan subject to COBRA are aware that employees and any covered dependents must be offered COBRA continuation coverage when an employee or dependent loses coverage under the plan. What many employers do not expect is that employees terminated for gross misconduct do not have a right to COBRA coverage ...

The IRS has responded to President Trump’s Executive Order (discussed in our prior blog post) with a Notice issued this week. The June Executive Order directed the IRS to issue guidance to expand the care high deductible health plans (“HDHP”) can cover before participants reach their deductible, while still allowing the participant to ...

If you sponsor a self-insured group health plan, make sure you’ve set your calendar alerts for the annual PCORI fee (Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute fee) for the 2018 plan year. As a reminder, the PCORI fee was put into place by the ACA to help fund the Patient Outcomes Research Institute and is based on the average number of covered ...

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