Affordable Care Act (ACA) penalties can be a maze to navigate, but don't worry; we're here to guide you through it! In this presentation, we'll explore potential penalty letters organizations may receive for violating the ACA, including real-life examples of employers that have faced penalties. We'll also demystify the penalty calculation process and provide practical tips for avoiding penalties, such as managing data collection and IRS reporting. By the end of this presentation, you'll have the tools and resources you need to master the ACA penalties and help protect your organization or client’s financial health.
Learning Objectives:
- Give examples of the different types of penalty letters an employer may receive for violating the ACA, including penalties related to employer-shared responsibility and IRS reporting
- Summarize practical tips and strategies for avoiding ACA penalties, such as managing data collection and IRS reporting
- Identify the tools and resources available to help organizations achieve ACA compliance and avoid penalties, including regulatory guidance, software solutions, and industry best practices
Kim Bruggeman
ACAChamp
Affordable Care Act (ACA) Compliance Consultant
[email protected]
Meet Kim Bruggeman, a Senior Affordable Care Act Compliance Consultant with ACAChamp, a branch of American Fidelity Administrative Services, LLC. She is dedicated to delivering actionable insights and education to advisors and employers, as well as providing engaging presentations tailored to various groups and associations. With a background spanning over three decades in the benefits sector, Kim has held multifaceted roles within the Life and Health Insurance industry, including experience as a project manager at American Fidelity. Academic credentials include a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from the University of Central Oklahoma and an MBA from Southern Nazarene University. She is also well-equipped with a life and health insurance license, an Employer-Sponsored Plans ACA Certification from NAHU, and a certification as a Master Project Manager, all of which underscore her comprehensive knowledge and commitment to excellence in her field.
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