Health Care Reform Act

Janemarie Mulvey, Ph.D., is an economist and award-winning author with more than 25 years of experience in the analysis of health and long-term care financing, taxation, and retirement security issues. As a senior health economist at the Congressional Research Service (CRS) during enactment and implementation of the Affordable Care Act, Dr. Mulvey advised members of Congress and their staffs on key issues of the law and the nuances and complexities relating to implementation issues. As the Small Business Administration's chief economist within the Office of Advocacy and earlier as deputy director of the Research Center at Towers Watson, Dr. Mulvey gained extensive experience in the analysis of public policies affecting both large and small employers.

• Chapter 1  1-1Individual Shared Responsibility Payments and Premium Tax Credits for Individuals 1-1Individual Shared-Responsibility Payments 1-2Premium Tax Credits for Individuals 1-11Chapter 2  2-1Employer Shared-Responsibility Payments 2-1Effective Dates of Employer Shared-Responsibility Payments 2-3The ACA Employer Shared-Responsibility Formula 2-4Interaction between Medicaid Expansions and Potential Employer Penalties  2-22Current Status of State Medicaid Expansion Decisions  2-23Chapter 3  3-1IRS Employer and Insurer Reporting Requirements  3-1The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: An Overview 3-2ACA Requirements for IRS Information Reports and other Employee Notifications 3-3Chapter 4  4-1Small Business Tax Credit, SHOP Exchange, and Other ACATax Changes Impacting Individuals  4-1Small Business Health Insurance Tax Credit  4-2The Small Business Health Options Program (Shop) Exchange 4-10Other ACA Tax Changes Impacting Individuals  4-14Glossary  Glossary 1Index 1Solutions  Solutions 1Chapter 1 Solutions 1Chapter 2 Solutions 2Chapter 3 Solutions 3Chapter 4 Solutions 4