Health Care: Adult-Child Coverage 

 

Are Health Premium Tiers a Good Idea? Employer Health Plan Enrollment Up 2% Since Reform Law Coverage of Adult Children Might Have State Tax Consequences  Adult-Child Changes Summarized SHRM Files Comments on Health Care Child Coverage Rule Extending Dependent Child Coverage Up to Age 26—COBRA Implications Is Michelle’s Law Still Relevant After Health Care Reform? Young Adult Coverage Until Ages 26 or 27 Explained Payment of Coverage for Eligible Adult Child Permitted on Pretax Basis Forever Young: New “Adult Children” Guidance under Health Care Reform Covers Enrollment, Surcharges ‘Temporary Complication’ in Coverage of Young Adults Poses Challenges Treasury, DOL and HHS Issue Interim Rule on Child Coverage to Age 26 Federal Law, Some State Laws Differ in Coverage of Adult Children of Domestic Partners IRS Issues Guidelines on Nontaxable Dependent Coverage Dependent Eligibility Audits Impacted by Reform Law

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