ERIC is fighting back against Louisiana’s reinsurance program proposal. ERIC submitted comments to the Louisiana Department of Insurance regarding the implementation of the Louisiana Guaranteed Benefits pool.
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Louisiana Assessment on Health Care Would Raise Costs for Employees
Placing an assessment on employer-sponsored health plans will undoubtedly increase costs for employees and their beneficiaries. To offset the impact, employers will be forced to pass on some of these costs to Louisiana employees.
ERIC Submits Comments to Wyoming on Proposal to Remedy Air Ambulance Surprise Bills
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ERIC Comments on DC Universal Paid Leave Program Benefits Regulations
ERIC submitted comments to the District of Columbia Department of Employment Services regarding the the D.C. Universal Paid Leave proposed program benefits regulations.
ERIC Responds to Additional Questions from The ERISA Advisory Council
Today, ERIC sent a letter to The Council addressing additional questions that arose during June testimony.
PBGC 2018 Report, PBIA Update, IRC Section 409A – Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Regs
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ERIC Weighs-In on Proposed Regulations to ACA’s Section 1557
ERIC submitted comments to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services regarding proposed regulations regarding Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act
Economists love Cadillac tax, Senate Rx cost bill, Employer mandate, and more
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ERIC Sends IRS Letter on ACA Penalties
We are writing to raise concerns with the process created by the Internal Revenue Service to assess Employer Shared Responsibility Payment penalties under the Affordable Care Act relating to determinations that an employer may have failed to offer affordable, minimum essential coverage to its full-time employees
ERIC Win: MA Delays Paid Family and Medical Leave Program Deadlines
The Massachusetts Legislature has passed and sent SB 2255 to Governor Baker, officially delaying contribution collection and notice requirements for the state’s paid family and medical leave insurance program by three months