Compensation and Benefits

New and Updated

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  Legal Timetable

  Kansas's Maximum Weekly Unemployment Benefits Calculation to Change

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  Employment Law Guide

  Unemployment Insurance: Georgia

  Employers subject to the Georgia unemployment insurance law must pay unemployment taxes. These taxes provide wage replacement for covered claimants. This guide helps HR professionals understand related compliance obligations.

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  FAQs

  Why does the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) require reporting under Section 6055?

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  FAQs

  If an employer is not subject to the employer mandate (i.e., an employer with fewer than 50 full-time and full-time equivalent employees), is it still required to report minimum essential coverage under Section 6055?

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  FAQs

  Are all employers required to comply with the minimum essential coverage (MEC) reporting requirements under Section 6055?

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  FAQs

  What steps should a reporting entity take if it does not have an employee's dependent's Social Security Number (SSN) for Section 6055 reporting purposes?

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  FAQs

  What should a reporting entity do if, after making a reasonable effort, it is unable to obtain the Social Security Number (SSN) of an employee's dependent who is covered under a health policy or plan?

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  FAQs

  Must a reporting entity make a written request to obtain the Social Security Number (SSN) of an employee's dependent?

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  FAQs

  Does an employer have to report minimum essential coverage (MEC) under Section 6055 for all employees or only for full-time employees?

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  FAQs

  Must an employer report under Section 6055 if some or all of its covered employees are exempt from the individual mandate?