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The dance between the federal government and employers over the so-called Cadillac tax continues as the IRS is seeking comments on yet more details of the tax on excessive employer-sponsored coverage.
A recent press release from the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) noted that, "Under Obamacare, individuals face a penalty for not buying health insurance. But now, even small businesses that choose to jump through hoops to help workers pay for healthcare costs could pay penalties."
Some health care providers are running into patients in health-care sharing ministry programs. Here's what you need to know about these programs, some of which might be exempt from many of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) requirements.
Almost half of sponsors to defined benefit plans will consider some form of lump-sum payouts in the next two years, according to the Mercer-CFO Research 2015 Risk Survey.
The Supreme Court handed down its verdict on the "King v. Burwell" case on Thursday, June 25, with a 6-3 verdict in favor of taking a "vague" view of the language in the PPACA. In specific, the Supreme Court ruled that the Affordable Care Act may provide nationwide tax subsidies...
The U.S. Supreme Courts decision overturning same-sex marriage bans in the four remaining states that had them will ease the administrative burden on benefits managers at companies that offer insurance coverage to spouses and partners.