Question of the Week - ACA Transmission: Accepted with Errors

Posted by BAS - 18 April, 2024

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Q.- We transmitted our Forms 1095 to the IRS timely, but our vendor just told us the submission was “Accepted with Errors.” What does that mean?

A.- Accepted with Errors means the IRS acknowledges that transmission, but the IRS identified some mis-matches in some of the 1095 forms. This could be a last name not matching an IRS record, a problem with a Social Security Number or other administrative discrepancies.


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Topics: Affordable Care Act, HR & Benefits News, Affordable Care Act (ACA), IRS


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