Employee Form Types and Requirements (1095B/C)
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Form Types
Group Type | Employee Form |
---|---|
Small Employer Group Fully Funded | No Form |
Small Employer Group Self-Funded | 1095-B Form |
Applicable Large Employer Fully Funded | 1095-C Form Part II Only |
Applicable Large Employer Self-Funded | 1095-C Form Part II & III |
A Form Should be Generated For:
- Any Full Time Employee that was active for an entire month of the tax reporting year.
- Any Part Time Employee that enrolled in Self-Insured coverage
- Any employee found to be Full Time using the Lookback period method and whose stability period began within the tax reporting year.
- Any Retiree enrolled in Self-Insured coverage for any month during the tax reporting year
- Any terminated employee enrolled in COBRA coverage for a Self-Insured plan for any month during the tax reporting year.
- Any Full Time employee that became Part Time and enrolled in COBRA continuation coverage.
TIP: ACA rules suggest that an employee of an Applicable Large Employer and
is enrolled in Self-Insured coverage could get a 1095-B AND a 1095-C form.
However, the reporting requirement is also met by completing Part III of the 1095-C form.
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