ACA Reporting
IRS Letter 226-J: Everything You Need to Know
IRS Letter 226-J is issued to ALEs regarding a potential liability for an Employer Shared Responsibility Payment (ESRP).
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Frequently asked questions about ACA, 1099, and W-2 filing: TIN validation errors, deadline extensions, and the most common AIR error codes explained.
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Form W-2
How to Correct Form W-2 Using Form W-2c
Form W-2 is used to provide wage information to employees, SSA, IRS, and state and local governments. E-file Form W-2c to correct Form W-2 errors.
ACA Reporting
What is a Common Law Employee? – TY 2017
The first step in preparing for ACA reporting is identifying all of your common law employees, as anyone who performs services you can control
ACA Reporting
What is a Full-Time Employee? – IRS TY 2017
Number of full-time employees will affect the determination of whether Employer Shared Responsibility provisions apply to your business
ACA Reporting
What is Employer Shared Responsibility? – TY 2017
The Employer Shared Responsibility Provision is part of the ACA that requires employers to offer affordable health coverage to their employees.
Employer Basics of Reporting
Ultimate Combined Federal/State Filing Program List – TY 2018
By using the Combined Federal/State Filing Program (CF/SF), the IRS electronically forwards information returns to participating states.
ACA Reporting
What is an IRS Form 1095-C?
The IRS Form 1095-C provides you with information about the health coverage offered by your employer. You may receive a form even you decline coverage.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
TIN Validation Error AIRTN500 – Next Steps
AIRTN500 typically happens when the last name and SSN submitted in your filing doesn't match what the IRS has on file.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
IRS Announced Updated ACA Deadlines for TY 2015
Stay ahead of the curve to avoid IRS penalties and fines by getting your updated ACA deadlines for Tax Year 2015.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the Qualifying Offer Method? (2015)
By using the Qualifying Offer Method, employers can shortcut employee reporting, making fulfilling ACA obligations much simpler.