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At a Glance
Why Small Employers Choose BoomTax
- 1095-B Made Simple: Easy filing for self-insured small employers.
- 1094-B Transmittal: Automatic transmittal form generation.
- W-2 Filing: File W-2s for all employees.
- 1099-NEC: Report contractor payments.
- Affordable: Pricing designed for small business budgets.
Forms for Small Employers
Do Small Employers Need to File 1095-B?
Small employers who provide self-insured health coverage must file Form 1095-B to report covered individuals to the IRS, even if they have fewer than 50 full-time equivalent employees and are not subject to the employer mandate. This includes employers with HRAs, self-funded plans, and certain level-funded arrangements.
All Features Included
Purchasing any BoomTax package will give you everything you need to complete your filing.
This includes:
- Federal E-File
- State E-File (ACA and 1099 CF/SF)
- Recipient Copy Download as PDF
- Official IRS Copy Download as PDF
- Unlimited Corrections
Bulk Import
Import many companies in one spreadsheet to simplify data input.
Data Validation
We validate your data against hundreds of IRS rules.
Hands Off E-File
No IRS registration or testing required.
Free Corrections
Make as many changes as needed for free.
How Small Employers File with BoomTax
Import Your Data
You can import your data as Excel, XML, or use files from popular payroll providers like QuickBooks, UKG, ADP, and many more.
Step-By-Step Wizard
We walk you through the process with no complicated jargon. You can also live chat with a real person as you work on your filing for hands-on help.
E-File & Mail Employee Copies
Once your data is loaded, you can e-file and distribute employee copies in minutes.
Dedicated to simplifying complex IRS regulations for employers, with expertise in ACA, 1099, and W-2 compliance.
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