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IRS Revises October 2022 Additional Election Change Guidance to Remove Non-Calendar-Year Plan Requirement

ThomsonReuters

We also reported on related IRS guidance allowing participants in non-calendar-year cafeteria plans to revoke their elections for family health coverage midyear to allow one or more family members to enroll in a qualified health plan through an Exchange (QHP). No other substantive changes have been made.

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IRS Confirms Removal of Non-Calendar-Year Plan Limitation from October 2022 Additional Election Change Guidance

ThomsonReuters

We noted that while the guidance initially had applied only to non-calendar-year plans, the IRS later posted a revised version of the guidance without the non-calendar-year plan limitation. (No No other substantive changes were made.) See also EBIA’s Health Care Reform manual at Section XXI.G (“Premium Tax Credits”).

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Key Considerations for the 2024 Proxy Season

Harvard Corporate Governance

In this client update, we highlight key considerations public companies should keep in mind when preparing their proxy statements for their 2024 annual meetings, including guidance published by the U.S. more…)

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Are You Ready For Year-End Inventory Counts?

Machen McChesney

As year-end approaches, it’s time for some calendar-year businesses to perform physical inventory counts. Here are some best practices as you prepare to count your inventory, as well as guidance on how to get more from these counts.

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IRS Addresses Tax Treatment of DCAP Benefits Available Under Extended Claims Period or Carryover

ThomsonReuters

The IRS has provided guidance regarding the federal tax treatment of DCAP benefits that continue to be available in taxable years ending in 2021 or 2022 because of an extended claims period or carryover offered pursuant to the COVID-19 relief provisions of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 (CAA, 2021) (see our Checkpoint article ).

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Structure for SPACs: SEC Publishes Final Rules

Harvard Corporate Governance

In the SEC’s announcement of the new rules, SEC Chair Gary Gensler underscored the objective of enhanced investor protection and articulated a three-prong approach covering disclosure, the use of projections by issuers and issuer obligations.

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Amending Charters to Address Universal Proxy, Shareholder Activism and Officer Exculpation

Harvard Corporate Governance

As the 2023 proxy season winds down for calendar year companies, it is a good time to consider possible bylaw and charter amendments to address recent developments with respect to universal proxy, shareholder activism and officer exculpation.

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