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H&W: 2016 FSA Limits
The IRS has released Revenue Procedure 2015-53 which presents the 2016 cost-of-living adjustments for several tax-related limits including those for flexible spending arrangements ("FSA"), specifically, the Health FSA and the Dependent Care FSA which we discuss below. Health FSA For taxable years
401(k): Inflation Adjustments & Plan limits for 2016
The IRS has provided 401(k) inflation adjustments for 2016 that could impact certain dollar limits that apply to 401(k) plans for 2016. An overview of the guidance on the 2016 401(k) plan limits is provided below. However, the limitations did not change
H&W: 2015 Transitional Reinsurance Form Available
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced that the 2015 Transitional Reinsurance Program Annual Enrollment and Contribution Form is now available. The form is available via www.pay.gov and is being provided in time for plans to submit their
H&W: 1094 1095 Reporting – Extensions & Substitute Forms
Filing Extensions As the countdown to our first 1094 1095 reporting season creeps ever closer to the ominous filing deadline, many employers continue to scramble to pull off this new IRS requirement. What if you find yourself running short on