This marks the tenth year of reporting under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). For employers with 50 or more full-time employees or equivalents, self-insured employers (regardless of size), or health insurance providers, ACA reporting might seem like old hat by now. Accountants, PEOs, payroll companies, and a slew of other service providers offer these reporting services. Let’s face it: ACA reporting has become commoditized. On the surface, it’s cut and dry — easy peasy. It’s the kind of task that feels like it could be done with your eyes closed. Right?
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