Did the employer offer the requisite coverage to avoid assessments?
As an employer, ACA reporting informs the government that the requisite coverage has been offered to full-time employees. The IRS filing includes each full-time employee. The employer is also responsible for sending individual statements to each employee who was employed for at least one month during the reporting year.
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