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IRS Affordability Rule Changes for Families: What HR Should Know

BerniePortal

This year is no different, and one change in particular may affect organizations that offer employer-sponsored health plans to employees—and their families. Read on for what changes the new IRS rule will bring and how it could affect HR at your organization.

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October HR News Worth Review

Higginbotham

IRS Finalizes Change to Family Coverage Affordability Rules. 11, 2022, the IRS released a final rule that changes the eligibility rules for premium tax credits (PTCs). PTC Eligibility Change. The cost of family coverage is not taken into account under the current rules.

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IRS Extends ACA Affordability to Other Tiers of Coverage

Griffin Benefits

Earlier this year the IRS announced proposed regulations extending ACA affordability to other tiers of employer-sponsored group medical coverage (employee + child/spouse, family, etc.). Today the IRS released final regulations. Previously, ACA affordability was based solely on the employee-only tier of coverage.

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Additional Cafeteria Plan Changes in Effect January 1, 2023: IRS Notice 2022-41 and Family Coverage Affordability

AssuredPartners

IRS Notice 2022-41. On October 11, 2022, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued Notice 2022-41 , which will effectively expand the existing application of the change-in-status rules allowable under a Section 125 Cafeteria Plan. 125 Cafeteria Plans to formally adopt these changes, as per the guidance.

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ACA Affordability to Extend Beyond Employee-only Coverage

Griffin Benefits

Since its inception, the Affordable Care Act (“ACA”) has measured “ affordability ” based solely on the cost of employee-only coverage. Recently the Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) announced proposed regulations that would change this. CURRENT RULE. PROPOSED RULE.

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Staying ACA Compliant in 2024

PeopleStrategy

Changes are coming to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2024, and HR departments need to take note of them now. With this review and planning, your company will be compliant and adhere not only to the ACA’s pay or play rules going forward, but be able to file correctly and avoid penalties.

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April HR News Worth Review

Higginbotham

IRS Proposes Change to Family Coverage Affordability Rules. On April 5, 2022, the IRS released a proposed rule that would change the existing rules for eligibility for the premium tax credit (PTC). Overview of the Proposed Change. Employer Takeaway. House Passes “SECURE 2.0”

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