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Reporting Employer-Sponsored Health Coverage on 2024 Form W-2

The January 31, 2025 deadline to file (and furnish to employees) 2024 Forms W-2s, Wage and Tax Statements, is quickly approaching.

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Air Taxis: Are They the Future? What You Need to Know

What is an air taxi? Air taxis are powered-lift vehicles capable of vertical takeoff and landing, and they represent a revolutionary step in urban transportation. These electric aircraft, blending the capabilities of helicopters, drones, and ...

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Paid Sick Leave Coming to Alaska in 2025: What Employers Need to Know

Summary: Voters in Alaska recently approved a ballot measure requiring employers to provide paid sick leave to employees working in the state, effective July 1, 2025. Read on for key details of the upcoming Alaska paid sick leave requirements and ...

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ACA Reporting Requirements Eased with Passage of Two Congressional Bills

Summary: Employers are slated to receive welcome and much-needed relief from Affordable Care Act (ACA) reporting requirements with the passage of two Congressional bills: Paperwork Burden Reduction Act (H.R. 3797) Employer Reporting Improvement Act ...

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Using a Job Hazard Analysis to Meet OSHA Regulatory Requirements

Editor’s note: This article summarizes a recent Risk Strategies webinar based on OSHA content. For additional details, please refer to OSHA's Job Hazard Analysis documentation, OSHA 3071. Navigating OSHA regulations to maintain a safe work ...

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Paid Sick Leave Coming to Missouri in 2025: What Employers Need to Know

Summary: Voters in Missouri recently approved a ballot measure requiring employers to provide paid sick leave to employees working in the state, effective May 1, 2025. Read on for key details of the upcoming Missouri paid sick leave requirements and ...

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New York Paid Prenatal Leave Starts January 1, 2025

Summary: As we previously reported here, New York will become the first state in the nation to require employers to provide paid prenatal leave for their employees working in New York, starting January 1, 2025. The New York State Department of Labor ...

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Commercial Auto Insurance: The Risks of Chasing a Lower Premium

Key summary points Lower commercial auto premiums may reduce short-term costs but often result in insufficient coverage and higher deductibles. Gaps in coverage, such as underinsured driver liability, can increase financial risks after accidents. ...

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Recent Posts

Reporting Employer-Sponsored Health Coverage on 2024 Form W-2

Air Taxis: Are They the Future? What You Need to Know

Paid Sick Leave Coming to Alaska in 2025: What Employers Need to Know

ACA Reporting Requirements Eased with Passage of Two Congressional Bills

Using a Job Hazard Analysis to Meet OSHA Regulatory Requirements

Paid Sick Leave Coming to Missouri in 2025: What Employers Need to Know

New York Paid Prenatal Leave Starts January 1, 2025

Commercial Auto Insurance: The Risks of Chasing a Lower Premium