M1: US EE Benefits and Insurance

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Employee Benefits

benefits offered by employers in addition to employees salary.

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Internal Revenue Service

US Government Agency responsible for enforcing tax law related to EE Benefits.

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Internal Revenue Code (IRC)

is an official master list of federal tax laws in the US.

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IRC Section 125

a federal tax rule, enabling employers to offer "cafeteria plans," which allow employees to choose from list of benefits using pre-tax dollars to lower their taxable income.

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IRC Section 152

this section provides the definition and list of tax dependents for the Cafeteria Plans.

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

is a law that provides guidelines to protect health information of individuals - Protected Health Information (PHI).

It provides punishments for violations to the privacy and security of PHI.

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Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA)

is a law that allows employees to continue their health care coverage after termination.

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Affordable Care Act (ACA)

is a law that created an

ONLINE MARKETPLACE - where INDIVIDUALS can purchase AFFORDABLE health insurance with no EXCEPTIONS.

MANDATED Applicable Large Employers (ALE) to offer minimum essential health care coverage to all FTE (Full-Time Equivalent) Employees and extend medical coverage to the DEPENDENT CHILDREN until they TURNED 26 unless DISABLED



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Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA)

is a law that set standards and rules on VOLUNTARY ESTABLISHED RETIREMENT and GROUP HEALTH PLANS

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Family Medical Leave Act

this law allows EMPLOYEES to take UNPAID, JOB-PROTECTED LEAVE for family and medical reasons up to max 12 work weeks within a 12-month period.

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Benefit Plan

benefit offered by employers to its employees

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Employer

Who is the policy owner of the insurance policies?

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Plan Participant

Who is an individual that benefits and enrolls in a benefit plan despite eligibility?

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Dependent

someone who is related and can claim on your taxes.

dependent who is also a “Tax Dependent”.


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Beneficiary

an INDIVIDUAL who RECEIVES the life insurance benefits when the EE dies.


Family are just “preferred”.

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Cafeteria Plans

menu of benefits that can be offered tax-free to employees.