Despite the Affordable Care Act (ACA) being in place since 2012 and effective since 2015, misconceptions around the ACA Employer Mandate persist. We’ll walk you through four common ACA misconceptions […]
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Areas to Consider Before Outsourcing ACA Reporting
Human resources departments are becoming strategic partners within today’s organizations. No longer do they exist only to hire, fire, and pay employees. HR professionals are critical to an organization's long-term […]
We Received the Dreaded IRS Letter 226J. Now What?
When you find a copy of IRS Letter 226J in the mail, it can be a frustrating feeling. Letter 226J is a penalty assessment notice that essentially notifies you that […]
Affordable Care Act Requirements Still Enforced, IRS ESRP Letters Continue
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act signed into law by President Trump in December of 2017 eliminated the penalty associated with the “individual mandate” beginning in January of 2019. At […]
ACA employer compliance enforcement: I received letter 226J from the IRS. How do I respond?
The IRS has begun notifying employers of ESRPs (Employer-Shared Responsibility Payments), otherwise known as ACA penalties. The first letters, letter 226J, address penalties associated with the 2015 filing year for […]
Have you received an ACA “love letter” from the IRS?
As stated back in April of this year, the IRS will begin enforcement of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) any day now. They have now published a draft of the […]