Focus on Data Security: What to Look for in a
Reputable
and Safe E-File Provider
December 16, 2024
As businesses conduct more activities online, the need for sophisticated data security grows. What about e-filing your ACA forms? You know the process is convenient and affordable, but how can you be sure it’s safe, too?
5 Critical ACA Updates Every Affected Employer Should Know
December, 13, 2024
Although the individual mandate no longer applies, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) requirements for employers are very much in play. Specifically, Applicable Large Employers (or ALEs) with 50 or more full-time or full-time equivalent employees must provide access to qualifying health coverage.
Beware of ACA Penalties for Employers
December 11, 2024
You must comply with ACA reporting requirements, or risk steep penalties.
Why You Should Use TIN Matching Before Filing
December, 9, 2024
Want one less thing to worry about this tax-filing season? Take advantage of TIN matching to ensure accurate TIN/name combinations for payer and payee data. This is an important time- and money-saving service because incorrect TINs can result in form rejection – and potential $250 mismatch penalties from the IRS.
Mistakes Happen … Fix Them in a Flash with Easy, Online Corrections
May 13, 2022
When you’re handling lots of detailed information with ACA forms, you’re bound to make mistakes. After all, you’re only human! But correcting them is easier than ever with our all-inclusive service.
An Overview of Annual ACA Employer Reporting Requirements
May 13, 2022
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act – also known as the Affordable Care Act (ACA) – is the most comprehensive change to the nation’s healthcare system in decades.
Understanding Mandatory IRS 6055 and 6056 Reporting
May 13, 2022
The ACA reporting requirements are enforced by two sections of the Internal Revenue Code.
Guidelines for Mandatory ACA Reporting Forms
May 13, 2022
Under the ACA, insured and self-insured applicable large employers (ALEs), self-insured businesses of all sizes and health insurance providers must submit ACA information returns to the IRS, as well as provide recipient statements.