Overview of Final Regulations Implementing the Massachusetts Fair Share Premium Contribution

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Overview of Final Regulations Implementing the Massachusetts Fair Share Premium Contribution
Mintz Levin

Oct. 17, 2006

Excerpt: In assessing whether an employer makes a Fair and Reasonable Premium Contribution, the final regulation establishes two tests -- a primary test and a secondary test. If an employer passes either test for a year, then it has no obligations to make any fair share contributions to the Commonwealth.

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