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Anyone experienced in premium only plan issues? Looks like EE may be able to drop out mid year, not clear on my group's eligibility for the exception.
Just found IRS ruling about a one time exception for employees to drop out of POP plans in 2014 for plans that don't have a calendar year. The group in question runs 12/1/2013-2014. I took over the plan on AOR mid 2013.
An employee in this group wants to drop out of the group major medical insurance because the VA will treat the problems without a $1,000 deductible. EE can't see value in continuining to pay for the insurance since the more 1st dollar benefits are available.
This may fall under the IRS rules that I saw have been clarified in Feb 2014, and allow employers to modify their plans up to 12/31/2014 to allow EE's to drop out. I notice it refers to fiscal year, not plan year. My group probably has a plan that tracks the insurance plan year ending 11/30/2014.
Just found IRS ruling about a one time exception for employees to drop out of POP plans in 2014 for plans that don't have a calendar year. The group in question runs 12/1/2013-2014. I took over the plan on AOR mid 2013.
An employee in this group wants to drop out of the group major medical insurance because the VA will treat the problems without a $1,000 deductible. EE can't see value in continuining to pay for the insurance since the more 1st dollar benefits are available.
This may fall under the IRS rules that I saw have been clarified in Feb 2014, and allow employers to modify their plans up to 12/31/2014 to allow EE's to drop out. I notice it refers to fiscal year, not plan year. My group probably has a plan that tracks the insurance plan year ending 11/30/2014.
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