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DOL Issues Final Rule Revising Overtime Regulations

May 18, 2016 Employment Law

On May 18, 2016, the Department of Labor raised the minimum salary level that certain employees must be paid to qualify as exempt from the overtime pay requirements of the Fair Labor Standards Act. Under current regulations, executives (supervisors), administrative employees and professionals, must both perform “exempt” duties as defined…

Update – Employer Reimbursements of Individual Health Policy Premiums Temporary Relief Issued for Small Employers – until June 2015 And IRS clarifies reimbursement rules for 2% Sub S shareholders and for Medicare & Medigap premiums & TRICARE uncovered expenses

February 19, 2015 Employment Law

Small Employer Relief Until June 30, 2015 In November we alerted you that employers that reimburse employees for the cost of purchasing individual health insurance policies risk being subject to ACA penalties of $36,500 per year per person. Here is a link to our prior alert: https://blog.williamsparker.com/businessandtax/ On February 18,…

Federal Agencies Issue Warning to Employer Clarifying the Dangers of Reimbursing Employees for the Cost of Individual Health Insurance Premiums and of Offering Cash Incentives to Opt Out of Employer Sponsored Coverage

November 18, 2014 Employment Law

In recently issued FAQs (which stands for “Frequently Asked Questions”), the three agencies in charge of compliance with the Affordable Care Act (the “ACA”) alerted employers to three practices that will cause the employer to be subject to ACA penalties of $36,500 per year per person. Importantly, this $36,500 per…