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The Hidden Complexity of PFML: Why Connected Data Matters More Than Ever

When most employers think about Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML), they think about policies, employee benefits, and compliance requirements. What they often do not think about is data, but that is where the real complexity begins. As more states introduce PFML programs and employers expand paid leave offerings, organizations are finding themselves managing leave

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The OPTIONS Act & Employee-Directed Benefits

Bipartisan legislation giving employees greater control over their employer contributions was introduced on April 15 by two members of the influential House Ways and Means Committee. Below we outline the opportunities unlocked by this proposed legislation — and by BeneSphere’s regtech-enabled orchestration of increasingly complex and dynamic benefits data. _________________________ What is the OPTIONS Act?

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Solving the headaches for Retirement Service Providers

New savings programs, shifting contribution rules, eligibility updates, and plan changes always pose challenges for retirement service providers. Why? Because so much critical data starts upstream in the employer’s HCM and payroll systems. When systems are connected but not coordinated… Breakdowns happen fast! The results? Exception spikes. Retroactive fixes. Manual reconciliation. Broken handoffs. Audit gaps.

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Preparing for SECURE Act 2.0: Strong Coordination Matters

What HCM & Payroll Teams Need to Know. The SECURE Act 2.0 continues to reshape the retirement landscape, and one of the most significant updates — the new Roth Catch-Up Rules for higher-earning employees — takes effect on January 1, 2026. Although the IRS has provided transition relief, organizations should not wait. Ensuring compliance requires

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Dayforce Strengthens BENEFITSCAPE Partnership

The annual Dayforce Discover event starts in Vegas on Monday, November 11. BENEFITSCAPE will be participating this year as a Dayforce Consulting Partner for Benefits & Compliance. HCMs DELIVER BEST-IN-CLASS BEN ADMIN. Dayforce’s deep BENEFITSCAPE partnership reflects the industry-leading work BENEFITSCAPE has done pioneering ACA COMPLIANCE and other benefits administration for employers on the major HCMs.

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HCMs Deliver Best-in-Class Ben Admin

By BENEFITSCAPE CHAIRMAN Ken Phillips INTRODUCTION Alongside Human Capital Management [HCM] systems, employers typically use specialized ben admin software and services to manage health & welfare benefits. These best-in-class employee ben admin solutions have robust specialized functionality and deep integration with both the benefits supply chain and compliance reporting. HCMs have found it hard to

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A Response To IRS Call for ACA Feedback

By BENEFITSCAPE CHAIRMAN Ken Phillips ________________________________________________________________ The IRS has invited feedback on the ACA reporting and compliance process — more specifically, on the efficiency and utility of FORMS 1094-C and 1095-C. BENEFITSCAPE’s response is a very practical one. Our focus has always been on developing specialist ACA technology — in conjunction with best-in-class managed services

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ACA TY23: A Timely Look at ACA Deadline Penalties

As IRS filing deadlines approach in the New Year, BENEFITSCAPE takes a look at the hefty penalties for employers missing TY23 ACA deadlines. And we also issue three warnings about some misleading ACA information online. WARNING 1:  Some online AI-generated guides to ACA reporting & compliance confuse IRS penalties for late or incorrectly furnished filings [IR

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What does IRS affordability change mean for TY24 ACA compliance?

In late August the IRS announced changes to the 2024 health plan affordability threshold. [See IRS Rev. Proc. 2023-29.] This is the measure used to determine if an employer’s lowest-premium health plan meets ACA affordability requirements. The 2024 threshold will be 8.39% of an employee’s household income. That is significantly down from this year’s 9.12%

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