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H&W Transition Relief for Male Sterilization
The IRS released Notice 2018-12, which provides transition relief to certain health plans currently providing benefits for male sterilization or male contraceptives. This notice clarifies that a health plan providing benefits for male sterilization or male contraceptives without a deductible,
H&W 2018 Annual HSA Contribution Limit for Family Coverage Reduced!
The Internal Revenue Service recently issued Internal Revenue Bulletin 2018-10 wherein the maximum annual HSA contribution limit for an individual with family coverage for 2018 has been reduced to $6,850. This is a reduction of $50 from the previously established
H&W Sample Invoice for Section 4980H Penalties!
Last week we blogged about the IRS releasing the first round of 226J letters, which communicate to Applicable Large Employers that they have been identified as potentially liable for a Section 4980H penalty! This week, we have learned that the
H&W What’s in your mailbox? An IRS Letter 226J, Perhaps?
As announced in our blog last fall, the first round of IRS 226J letters were slated to begin rolling off the presses at the IRS. The 226J letters are the communication put out by the IRS informing applicable large employers