Business Intake Form Current Coverage Offering(s)
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ACA/ERISA EVALUATION
This optional evaluation will help you quickly know whether you are in compliance with ACA, ERISA and/or COBRA which could save you from expensive fines and legal situations.
FINES: DOL fines for not administering COBRA correctly are $110/day for EACH day the company has been administering incorrectly and out of compliances. Typical fines are the total cost of benefits (medical, dental, vision, disability, life, etc.) for the preceding year divided by 2.
Section 125 Premium Only
FINES: Failure to have proper Section 125 Premium Only Plan Document in place could lead to the following: all pre-tax deductions may be disallowed back to the beginning, IRS assessment of unpaid back taxes plus interest and penalties, possible DAILY DOL fines
Medicare Creditable Drug Coverage Notification
FINES: At this time there are no employer fines associated with not providing to employees and/or not registering the prescription drug coverage online with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid.
Summary of Benefits & Coverage (SBC) - ACA
FINES: for not providing SBC's is $1,000/employee enrolled on the plan and an excise tax of $100/day for each day the document has not been handed out to each employee
Health Exchange Notification - ACA
FINES: at this time there are no employer fines associated with not providing the State Exchange Notice
Women's Health & Cancer Rights Notice (WHCR) - ERISA
FINES: Employees not receiving the Women's Health & Cancer Rights Notice can sue their employer for not providing the notice.
Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) - ERISA
FINES: Employees not receiving the CHIP Notice can sue their employer for not providing the notice.
Summary Plan Document Description (SPD) - ERISA
FINES: Employees not receiving the Summary Plan Description can sue their employer for not providing the notice.
W2 Reporting Employer Sponsored Coverage - ACA (2015)
FINES: failure to do include cost of medical coverage on employee W2's start at $30 per W2 up to a maximum of $1.5 million per calendar year.
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