This is a very bad idea during the busy tax season and creates administrative problems for employers. Employees can be informed of the health care costs in numerous other ways. If the government is interested in learning more information about how employers handle healthcare and the cost paid for each employee, they can ask the questions on the 5500 Report. Once we product a few COBRA forms to our employees the "shop talk" begins to circulate in the company about the high costs of health insurance and concern for change.
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