Navigating ACA Coverage and Reporting Requirements: Avoiding IRS Audits and Penalties, Best Practices
Classifying Employees, Determining Affordability, Properly Reporting Offer and Coverage Information, and More
Recording of a 90-minute premium CLE/CPE video webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will guide employee benefits counsel on effective methods to comply with Section 4980H of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The panel will discuss the challenges in classifying employees correctly under the monthly or look-back measurement methods, determining affordability, properly reporting offer and coverage information, and effective planning and compliance techniques to avoid IRS audits and penalties.
Outline
- IRC 6055 and 6056 reporting requirements
- Employee classification issues
- Reporting requirements
- Forms to be furnished to employees
- Forms to be reported to the IRS
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Best practices and avoiding IRS audits and penalties
Benefits
The panel will discuss these and other key issues:
- Coverage and reporting requirements
- Analyzing current plan benefits and tax-favored arrangements to ensure ACA compliance
- Complying with "pay or play" responsibilities
- Responsibility for IRS ACA-related reporting
- Reporting requirements for employers that are part of a "controlled group"
- What to report and who should receive reports
- Forms required to be completed and deadlines
Faculty
Stacy H. Barrow
Partner
Barrow Weatherhead Lent
Mr. Barrow advises corporate, not-for-profit, governmental and individual clients on matters related to executive... | Read More
Mr. Barrow advises corporate, not-for-profit, governmental and individual clients on matters related to executive compensation and employee benefits. He assists with issues arising under the various laws and regulations governing qualified retirement plans and benefits arrangements, including ERISA, COBRA, HIPAA and the Internal Revenue Code.
CloseDasha G. Brockmeyer
Partner
Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr
Ms. Brockmeyer represents large and small employers, in both the private and public sectors, on matters involving... | Read More
Ms. Brockmeyer represents large and small employers, in both the private and public sectors, on matters involving employee benefit law. To provide practical advice, she draws on her previous experience as in-house benefits counsel and in-house benefits tax attorney for two Fortune 500 companies.
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