In this issue:
- Assess the Workforce
- Choose Whether to "Pay" or to "Play"
- Evaluate Existing Wellness Programs and/or Implement New Wellness Programs to Enhance Employees' Health Profiles and to Avoid or Minimize the "Cadillac Tax"
- Understand and Be Ready to Comply with New Tax-Related Changes and Requirements
- Conduct Self-Audits to Ensure Compliance
An excerpt from "Conduct Self-Audits to Ensure Compliance"
The DOL has already begun auditing employers' group health plans and is expected to step up its auditing efforts this year. As is typical of a DOL group health plan audit, the DOL is seeking documentation that demonstrates an employer's compliance with the Affordable Care Act. An insufficient response to a DOL audit request could lead to additional inquiries and even lawsuits. Moreover, various penalties could be imposed by the DOL and/or the IRS for failure to implement certain Affordable Care Act-related coverage mandates.
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Topics: Access the Workforce, Audits, Cadillac Tax, DOL, Financial Services Authority, Full-Time Employees, IRS, Medicare Taxes, Pay or Play, Shared Responsibility Rule, W-2, Wellness Programs
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Administrative Law Updates, Health Law Updates, Insurance Updates, Labor & Employment Law Updates
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