COBRA compliance. Audit guidelines.

S C Pranschke

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COBRA compliance. Audit guidelines.

S C Pranschke

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An employer should evaluate the status of its records on COBRA compliance, paying particular attention to items the IRS will request. Prompt correction of any short-comings can help to decrease exposure during a COBRA audit. An added advantage will be a more systematic administration of this area of employee benefits.

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Employee Retirement Income Security Act Employment Financial Audit Financing, Personal Guidelines as Topic Health Benefit Plans, Employee Retirement Taxes United States Journal Article

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S C Pranschke. 1996. COBRA compliance. Audit guidelines.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10163148/

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