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IRS Extends ACA Furnishing Deadline and Good-Faith Transition Relief for 2018 Tax Year
3 minute read: In what has become an annual rite, the IRS has extended the deadline for distributing Form 1095-C for the 2018 tax year to full-time employees as required Read More
The IRS Wants More Employers to Use Electronic Filing
2 minute read: The IRS is proposing regulations that would expand mandatory electronic filings for most employers by aggregating the number of total information returns they submit to the federal Read More
Less Than 30 Days to First IRS Filing Deadline for 2017 ACA Information
We are less than 30 days away from the first deadlines for filing Affordable Care Act (ACA) information for the 2017 tax year. How time flies! Here is who must Read More
Form 1095-B Has Been Updated For the 2016 Tax Year
The IRS has been updating several forms for the 2016 tax year. We’ve seen the final updated Forms 1094-C and 1095-C. Form 1095-B has also seen some changes. The Form, Read More
More Tips On Avoiding Penalties During ACA Information Reporting
Employers have lost a significant margin of error when it comes to ACA information reporting in 2016. As previously discussed, as the good faith standard for incomplete or inaccurate reporting Read More
Minimum Essential Coverage: Looking Ahead Toward 2016 Reporting
Let’s call the details of the Affordable Care Act a work in progress, even still. Since its humble 2010 beginnings, the ACA has evolved based upon the needs of (almost) Read More
The ACA’s 2016 Reporting Forms Are Changing: View The IRS Drafts
Over the past two months, the IRS has gradually rolled out ACA reporting forms for 2016. So far? 1094-B and 1095-B have been changed, as well as 1094-C and 1095-C. Read More
It’s Deadline Day! File Your Health Care Forms Or Face A Penalty
We’ve finally reached this point. Today (June 30). If you’re self-insuring your employees, then you must also file forms 1094-B and 1095-B. If filed incorrectly, penalties will follow. It’s a Read More
