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The Affordable Care Act: 2014 Business Impact (17W736-13)

Description

Are you being asked by your clients and employers to figure out what
they need to know and do, now and later, to stay complaint with all the
provisions of PPACA? It is complex and changing but as the trusted
advisor, you need to stay ahead of the questions they are asking. It
isn’t easy but this Special Town Hall, sponsored by MACPA’s preferred
provider of health care, employee benefit, HR and wellness services,
will bring you up to date and answer the questions you have. Right now
alll employer business managers and employee benefits managers should be
taking steps to be sure they are prepared for the PPACA requirements
that take effect later this year in 2014 and beyond. While some
requirements vary based on employer size, business entity or type of
health plan offered, other requirements apply to all individuals and
employer groups regardless of employee size or type of business entity.
This special edition Town Hall will provide participants with the
information and resources that will help you make informed business
decisions and advise clients related to this evolving legislation.

Major Topics
  1. American Health Benefit Exchange
  2. The purpose and role of the American Health Benefit Exchange as mandated by the Affordable Care Act
  3. The Maryland Health Connection (Maryland’s state-based Exchange)
  4. Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP)
  5. How coverage offered through the Exchange will impact employers and individuals
Provider
Maryland Association of CPAs
Course Level
Update
CPE Field of Study
Personnel/Human Resources
4
Location
Online
Event Information
When
Sep 19, 2013
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm EST
Location
Online
Total CPE Credits
4
Format
Webcast Replay

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The Affordable Care Act: 2014 Business Impact (17W736-13)


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