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The previous post in this series dealt with performing a practice compile of 1095-C information in preparation for 2018 ACA Information Returns. Now we will discuss reviewing and editing 1095-C source information.
Our first two posts in this blog series have dealt with organizing your schedule and reviewing your HRM Software settings in preparation for 2018 ACA Information Returns. Now we will cover performing a test Compile of 1095-C Information, in order to help you detect now which employee files may need additional corrections prior to January 2019.
Our first post in this blog series covered the items needed to be prepared for your 2018 ACA Information Return season. Now we will cover the need to check your HRM Software settings and employee files for accuracy.
Datatech begins a new series of blog articles this week designed to help our clients make the best use of the Human Resource Management Software and allow them to quickly and easily process the 1095-C’s for 2018.
In the last two days, we’ve had two separate customers receive penalty letters from the
Fresno, California – A new version of the Human Resources Management Software is now available containing
Fresno, California – Datatech has some breaking news from the Internal Revenue Service. The IRS just
The notice below was just sent out by the IRS to inform us of this
Several messages have been sent since early November to let our customers know how to
Fresno, California – Datatech’s Jason Titterington in our HRM support department posted this ‘ACA Penalty Letter’
“I need to create 1095-C’s but some of my employees haven’t turned in their insurance
So you’ve come to the end of another Plan Year, and you now have the
January 31, 2018 is right around the corner, as is the need to be prepared
The IRS has issued the Draft versions of their 2017 1094-C and 1095-C Forms
Fresno, California – In what Human Resources experts say is a huge reprieve for employers,