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President Biden recently signed the “Inflation Reduction Act” into law, which includes key health care, tax, and climate change components.
The Department of Labor has published the annual adjustments for 2023 that increase certain penalties applicable to employee benefit plans.
Regulations were recently finalized fixing the “family glitch” and expanding Marketplace premium tax credits for employees’ family members when employer-sponsored coverage is not affordable. A new
The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research fee filing deadline is August 1, 2022, for all self-funded medical plans and HRAs for plan years ending in 2021.
Employers sponsoring a group health plan must report information on the creditable (or non-creditable) status of the plan’s prescription drug coverage to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
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Finding ways to cut costs from their benefits budget is a challenge for most businesses. It’s easy to suggest raising deductibles and copays or otherwise reducing the scope of benefits, but a
The New York State Department of Financial Services has announced the contribution rate and benefit schedule under the New York Paid Family Leave law effective January 1, 2021.
Workplace demographics have been changing rapidly in recent years and this shift in cultural values, age, spending habits and perspective on health and well-being impacts all employers. To avoid
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