17 Jan The Treasury Releases 2019-2020 Priority Guidance Plan

Posted at 10:00h in Benefits Administration, benefits compliance, cadillac tax, Compliance Alert, Compliance Recap, Default, DOL, IRS

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The US Treasury and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released the 2019-2020 Priority Guidance Plan. The plan lists several priorities and guidance on the Cadillac tax. Read this blog post to learn more information. ...

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28 Aug Cadillac Tax May Finally Be Running Out of Gas

Posted at 10:00h in ACA, ACA Healthcare News, Benefits Administration, cadillac tax, ClearPath blog, Default, Employee Benefits, Health Care Reform, healthcare, trending

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The Cadillac tax might be in for a change. The 40 percent tax on the most generous employer-provided health insurance plans was supposed to take effect in 2018 but has been delayed twice and recently, the House voted to repeal this tax entirely. Continue reading...

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25 Aug The ACA’s Uncertain Lifespan Following the Cadillac Tax Delay

Posted at 08:30h in ACA, ClearPath blog, Employee Benefits, Health Care Plans

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Are you questioning how the ACA will continue with the delay of the Cadillac Tax? Neil Model gives a breakdown of the "what-ifs" scenarios. Original Post from BenefitsPro.com on July 26, 2016. Since the delay of the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) “Cadillac Tax” provision, which was passed...

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20 Jun Extra, Extra! ACA Tax News, Read All About It!

Posted at 09:00h in ACA, ClearPath blog, Compliance News, Employee Benefits, Health Care Reform, PPACA

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Original Post from UBABenefits.com By: Jennifer Kupper, In-House Counsel & Compliance Officer for iaCONSULTING, a UBA Partner Firm The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (ACA) has many tax provisions written within its 906 pages. I’ll give a brief overview of the taxes, and sprinkle...

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30 Mar When it Comes to the “Cadillac” Tax, There’s No Escaping Death and Taxes

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Original post ubabenefits.com The 2015 UBA Health Plan Survey data reveals who will not escape the 40% excise tax to take effect in 2020. The “Cadillac” tax, now called the excise tax, was originally set to start in 2018, but legislation passed the end of 2015...

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22 Dec Omnibus Bill signed into law, delays Cadillac tax

Posted at 12:43h in ACA, ClearPath blog, Compliance News

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President Obama has signed the omnibus legislation that includes the Consolidated Appropriations Act for 2016 and a tax extenders package. Within the legislation is language that significantly impacts provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), largely through delays of upcoming taxes....

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21 Dec Congress vote delays Cadillac tax by 2 years

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The $1.1 trillion budget deal that Congress approved Friday would delay the notoriously unpopular Cadillac tax for two years and put a repeal in reach of the congressional leaders and business groups who oppose it....

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04 Dec Senate approves bill repealing ACA’s Cadillac tax

Posted at 13:52h in ACA, ClearPath blog, Health Care Reform

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It's unlikely to make it passed President Obama's desk, but Thursday evening the Senate passed legislation repealing key provisions of the Affordable Care Act. Read more...

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23 Nov The 3 biggest ACA requirements you still have to worry about

Posted at 12:27h in ACA, ClearPath blog, Health Care Reform

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Congratulations … you’ve survived the vast majority of the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) requirements. But your compliance headaches aren’t over yet. What Obamacare regulations are still slated to kick in?...

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20 Nov 5 signs the Cadillac tax may be repealed

Posted at 09:24h in ClearPath blog, Health Care Reform, PPACA

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The Cadillac tax is a 40 percent excise tax on the health benefits companies provide their workers above a certain threshold. While it hasn't gone into effect, there are many hoping it will be short lived....

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