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American Benefits Council Comment Letter to CMS on HHS Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters for 2016 -- Minimum Value Interpretation for Eligible Employer-Sponsored Plans (PDF)
American Benefits Council [Opinion] Dec. 22, 2014
6 pages. "The Council is very concerned about the Proposed 2016 [Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters (NBPP)] as it relates to the definition of 'minimum value' to the extent the same or a similar definition becomes applicable for purposes of Code sections 36B and 4980H ... [We] are concerned that the expanded definition, as proposed, is contrary to the statutory language of the [ACA] as well as congressional intent. Moreover, we believe the rule, if adopted, would serve to further exacerbate employer concerns regarding the application of the 40 percent high-cost excise tax (i.e., the 'Cadillac Tax) to their employer-sponsored plans. For these reasons, we strongly oppose the proposed expansion of the minimum value definition."
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