Question of the Week - New Company and COBRA

Posted by BAS - 12 September, 2024

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Q.- If a company is new, is it subject to COBRA this year? They would have had 0 employees for 50% of 2023.

A.- Not if it is truly a new company. A plan is not subject to COBRA for any calendar year if all employers maintaining the plan employed fewer than 20 employees on a typical business day during the preceding calendar year. A new employer did not employ 20 employees in the prior year.


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