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Compliance

Free Compliance Assessment

Answer 8 quick questions to get your compliance readiness score and see exactly which areas need attention — ACA, ERISA, COBRA, Form 5500, and more.

Compliance checkpointQuestion 1 of 8

Do you file ACA reporting (Forms 1094-C and 1095-C) accurately and on time?

Avoid penalties

ACA, ERISA, and 5500 missteps carry steep, avoidable fines.

Audit-ready

Keep documents and filings organized before the DOL or IRS asks.

Peace of mind

Know exactly where you stand — and what to fix first.

Plain-English reference

Benefits compliance acronyms, decoded

ACA — Affordable Care Act

Federal law requiring applicable large employers to offer affordable, adequate coverage and report it on Forms 1094-C/1095-C.

ERISA — Employee Retirement Income Security Act

Sets standards for employer health and welfare plans, including written plan documents and Summary Plan Descriptions (SPDs).

COBRA — Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act

Requires most employers to offer continued coverage to employees and dependents after qualifying events like job loss.

Form 5500 — Annual Return/Report of Employee Benefit Plan

A yearly filing with the Department of Labor for plans that meet participant thresholds; late filings accrue daily penalties.

Section 125 / POP — Premium Only Plan

A cafeteria-plan document that lets employees pay their share of premiums pre-tax, lowering payroll taxes for everyone.

SPD — Summary Plan Description

The participant-facing document that explains plan benefits, rights, and obligations in plain language — required under ERISA.