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Volume 15, Issue 2  |   April 7, 2011      See Archives

California Enacts AB 36:

No imputed income necessary for newly eligible over age dependents covered under health plans


This Insight article is a follow-up to our last Insight article on taxation of dependent health coverage at the state level.

California’s passage of AB 36 brings the state tax code into compliance with new federal rules enacted under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Healthcare Reform). The Reform bill expanded dependent eligibility to age 26, regardless of student or marital status. California’s passage of AB 36 ensures this new coverage can be provided on a state tax-free basis. Governor Brown signed AB 36 into law on Wednesday, April 6, 2011.

 
 

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The Insight newsletter is not intended to provide legal advice but a perspective on recent regulatory issues, trends and standards affecting employee benefits. Please consult your own legal counsel for further information on the topics discussed in this issue of Insight.

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