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IRS Considers Affordable Care Act Rule for School Bus Drivers

3/1/2016| Reference Number : 69.0| School Bus, Legislative/Regulatory | Affordable Care Act | | Return|

IRS Notice 2015-87 was published recently stating that the IRS is considering new rules that will apply to school bus contractors. The new rules will change the methods of calculating which employees are “full time” and will result in more school bus contractors being required to comply with the Affordable Care Act by offering healthcare coverage to its employees. You should know about the proposed new rule and voice your opinion when the IRS seeks public comments.

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