On Tues July 2. 2013, the Obama administration announced that
the employer mandate aspect of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
(PPACA) will be delayed by one year.
This mandate requires businesses with 50 or more workers to
provide health insurance coverage to employees. As a result, the administration
will start enforcing the mandate in 2015, rather than January 1, 2014, in an
effort to give businesses more time to prepare.
What This Means
There will be no penalties in 2014 on businesses that don’t meet the requirements of the “employer mandate.”
There will be no penalties in 2014 on businesses that don’t meet the requirements of the “employer mandate.”
What’s not changing as a result of these delays:
·
The
Exchanges/Marketplaces
·
The individual mandate
·
Individuals’ access to
premium tax credits
·
Any other PPACA
provision
There will be additional changes tied to this delay, and the administration has stated that they will provide formal guidance within the next week.
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