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Joy Napier-Joyce: What An Employer Who Doesn’t Offer Insurance Should do To Prepare For ACA Penalties In 2015
Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 08/13/2014 - 17:38
- Determine if they are an “applicable large employer”
- An employer also will need to address how it will determine the full-time status of employees, will it use the “monthly measurement period” or the “look back measurement period.”
- If the employer’s group health plan does not meet the threshold tests to avoid the penalties, they should evaluate whether it wants to restructure its health care offerings or pay penalties
- Employers should review their data collection procedures to ensure that they will be able to report the healthcare information required to be reported for 2015
Source: The National Law Review
Source URL: http://www.natlawreview.com/article/health-care-reform-emplo...
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