Health care law - Business Management Daily

Under the Afford??able Care Act, employers with 50 or more full-time employees must provide minimum essential health coverage to employees, or pay a nondeductible tax penalty, beginning in 2014. The law defines a ?full-time employee? as someone working 30 or more hours per week. Now the IRS has issued new guidance on these ?play-or-pay? rules for seasonal or variable workers. (IRS Notice 2012-58)

Under the new guidance, an employer can take up to 12 months to make a determination as to whether an employee must be classified as a full-time employee. Using the safe-harbor rules in the new ruling will protect employers for at least one year even if more restrictive standards are adopted before 2014.

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