1095-B Filing Solutions for Insurance Brokers
At a Glance
What is the Best 1095 Software for Insurance Brokers?
Insurance brokers need ACA software that lets them manage multiple employer clients efficiently. The best solution supports B-series forms (1095-B, 1094-B), offers bulk import, and provides white-label options to offer ACA filing as part of your client services.
Broker-Specific Features
- Multi-Client Dashboard: Manage ACA filing for all employer clients from one account.
- B-Series Forms: File 1095-B and 1094-B for clients with self-insured health plans.
- C-Series Forms: File 1095-C and 1094-C for ALE clients subject to employer mandate.
- Bulk Import: Upload data for multiple clients in one file.
- White-Label: Offer ACA filing as a branded service to clients.
- Recipient Copies: Print or mail 1095 forms to covered individuals.
Value-Added ACA Services
Expand your service offering by helping clients with ACA compliance:
- Filing Support: Handle 1095-B filing for clients with self-insured plans.
- Compliance Review: Verify coverage data before IRS submission.
- Penalty Avoidance: Ensure clients meet IRS filing deadlines.
- Year-End Reporting: Streamline the annual ACA reporting process.
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.
Frequently Asked Questions
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