Question of the Week - COBRA Upon Company Going out of Business

Posted by BAS - 10 April, 2025

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Q.- We are going out of business. What do we do about our employees’ benefits? Our business is part of a controlled group but our employees don’t have anything to do with the other employer in the controlled group.

A.- If any member of an employer's controlled group continues to offer group health coverage, COBRA coverage must be offered to the terminated employees and current COBRA beneficiaries under the other controlled group member’s health plan.


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Topics: COBRA, COBRA Premium Billing, COBRA Administration


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